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September 05, 2005

Noel Sharkey on robot intelligence:

noel_sharkey.jpgABC Radio's In Conversation has an interview with cognitive scientist and AI researcher Professor Noel Sharkey who discusses his life, his work and the creation of robot intelligence:

"Noel Sharkey left school at 15, became a singer and took substances. It was while reflecting on the effects of an acid trip (he had taken LSD) that he began wondering about the limits of the mind. Since then he has explored the nature of machine intelligence, experimented with robotic evolution and mused on what kind of thinking is beyond computers. Professor Sharkey, from the University of Sheffield, is here for National Science Week."


Realaudio of interview.
Link to In Conversation website.

Vaughan.

Posted at September 5, 2005 08:30 AM

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