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Epistemic opacity: a feature not a bug: an exploration into the relationship between brains and ANNs
AI in the 21st century has come to be dominated by one school in particular, connectionism. And its successes are all around us – in the media we consume, in the music we listen to, in the cold calls we receive, etc. While this school was founded by psychologists, logicians, and philosophers with th...
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2026
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