紐約時報這篇AI 理論家 Roger C. Schank訃聞只一張照片和一本書，很適合此blog之名....教育 People learned best, when they acquired knowledge to complete a desired task or accomplish a goal.

 

紐約時報這篇AI 理論家 Roger C. Schank訃聞只一張照片和一本書，很適合此blog之名....教育  People learned best,  when they acquired knowledge to complete a desired task or accomplish a goal.

People learned best, he insisted, when they acquired knowledge to complete a desired task or accomplish a goal.

紐約時報這篇訃聞只一張照片和一本書，很適合此blog之名：

The New York Times Book Review’s annual list of “notable books.” “The Cognitive Computer: On Language, Learning, and Artificial Intelligence,” published in 1984 and written with Peter G. Childers, was described by Susan Chace in her Times review as a “clear, funny and smart” account of the problems involved in “trying to get computers to mimic human reasoning.” And the psychologist Robert J. Sternberg called “Tell Me a Story: A New Look at Real and Artificial Memory” (1990) “an impressive book” that shows “we can understand intelligence better by examining people’s behavior in their everyday lives than by giving them trivial test problems.”

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Dr. Schank’s “The Cognitive Computer” (1984), written with Peter G. Childers, was described by one reviewer as a “clear, funny and smart” account of the problems involved in “trying to get computers to mimic human reasoning.”

Roger C. Schank, Theorist of Artificial Intelligence, Dies at 76

He combined linguistics, cognitive science and computing with the goal of “trying to understand the nature of the human mind.”