John Searle's Chinese Room Argument Attempts to Show That

question 58

Multiple Choice

John Searle's Chinese room argument attempts to show that

• A) computers are capable of translating foreign languages into English.
• B) computers will never be able to simulate conversations.
• C) it is likely that computers will someday be as intelligent as humans.
• D) passing the Turing Test is not a sufficient criterion for intelligence.

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