大会シンポジウム「人工知能・ロボットの哲学」
人工知能と現代哲学
ハイデガー・ヨーナス・粘菌
2019 年 2019 巻 70 号 p. 51-68
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2019 年 2019 巻 70 号 p. 51-68
The frame problem has considered to be one of the most difficult philosophical problems for artificial intelligence to overcome. In this paper, two recent arguments on this topic are discussed. The one is “Heideggerian AI,” which was proposed by the philosopher Hubert Dreyfus, and the other is “Metabolic AI,” which was argued by Tom Froese and Tom Zimke, inspired by Hans Jonas’s philosophy of biology. And finally, the true slime mold computer made by Toshiyuki Nakagaki and Ryo Kobayashi is discussed from the perspective of philosophy of artificial intelligence. I conclude that a future bio-computer system that will be made up of bacteria whose cells are enhanced by artificial nano-computers might solve the frame problem at its fundamental level.
