Sentence examples for definition of thinking from inspiring English sources

The computer scientist Alan Turing noted that the question of whether a machine can think is incredibly difficult to determine, not least because of the lack of a clear definition of "thinking"; he proposed investigating instead the more tractable question of whether a machine can convince a human interlocutor that it's human — the so-called Turing test.

This is the definition of thinking that Marian Stamp Dawkins has.

In a similar way, the Turing-functionalist definition of thinking as the manipulation of symbols according to syntactic rules is deficient because it leaves out the symbols' semantic properties.

But while I find the late John Thaw's curmudgeonly detective the very definition of thinking woman's crumpet, my 17-year-old daughter would rather have her fingernails pulled out than watch anything that features an "old" man whose interests include solving crossword puzzles and classical music.

Richard Bently in his Remarks about a Late Discourse of Free-Thinking charges that this definition is too broad that it amounts to a definition of thinking.

So, by any definition of "thinking," the amount and intensity that's done by organic human-type brains will be utterly swamped by the future cogitations of AI.

The psychology of thought processes concerns itself with activities similar to those usually attributed to the inventor, the mathematician, or the chess player, but psychologists have not settled on any single definition or characterization of thinking.

But by definition, imagination requires new ways of thinking.

The business case for diversity and inclusion is about ensuring that all qualified talent has the opportunity to contribute, grow and thrive because the population we serve and who consumes our products and services is diverse, and innovation by definition requires a different way of thinking.

Nonetheless, other societies have their own historically developed definitions of freedom and ways of thinking about the social order, which may not exactly match ours.

This idea of data in motion is evoking far more interest than the conventional definitions, and needs a new way of thinking to solve the problem [11].