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Amit Mundkar

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The AI Legends (Sorry for delay for posting, will upload regularly PROMISE) #75 Days Day 4 : Herbert A. Simon Sir Herbert developed the concept of "bounded rationality" which suggests that individuals make decisions based on limited information and cognitive resources. History: Herbert Simon was an American political scientist, and cognitive psychologist, born on June 15, 1916, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He studied at the University of Chicago, for Ph.D. in political science in 1943. Contributions: •Along with Allen Newell, Simon developed the concept of "bounded rationality,". •Simon's work on problem-solving and decision-making processes in humans led to the development of the "general problem solver," •This work laid the foundation for the development of expert systems and other AI technologies. Key points: •Simon's story is a source of motivation for aspiring AI researchers. Despite facing challenges and criticism,he continued to pursue his research in AI. See you on Day 5...

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The AI Legends #75 Days Day 5: Allen Newell Along with Herbert Simon, Newell developed the concept of "bounded rationality" and the "general problem solver,". History: Allen Newell was an American computer scientist born on March 19, 1927, in San Fr

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Can an AI system be created with the same cognitive abilities as a human (consciousness, emotions, creativity)?

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Anonymous

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Sahil Shaikh

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I disagree that AI should be developed gradually. That is utterly foolish. We must work to develop AI as quickly as possible and to the best of our abilities, and we should assist the businesses that are in this endeavour. in order for us to come

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