- author = "Alan M. Turing",
- title = "Intelligent Machinery",
- booktitle = "Machine Intelligence",
- year = "1969",
- editor = "Bernard Meltzer and Donald Michie",
- publisher = "Edinburgh University Press",
- volume = "5",
- annote = "Hodges page 377 note 6.53.",
- chapter = "1",
- pages = "3--23",
- address = "Edinburgh, UK",
- keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, robot, Manchester Machine, ENIAC, ACE,",
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URL = "
https://hashingit.com/elements/research-resources/1948-intelligent-machinery.pdf",
- size = "21 pages",
- abstract = "The possible ways in which machinery might be made to show intelligent behaviour are discussed...",
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notes = "paper machines for playing chess.
Boltzmann temperature and condenser voltage as limit to computational accuracy and hence run time.
[computing] machine changing its own instructions
[autonomous] machine [simulating man] allowed to roam the countryside... instead we propose ... a brain ... without ... a body. chess, chequers, bridge, poker, learning [huma] lnguages, translation [human] languages (eg english/french), crptography, math. mimicking education [of the computer]. [Teacher/Education of computer by] pleasure-pain systems
Intellectual, genetical and cultural searches
finding a program [continue search] until the machine proved a theorem
there is the genetical or evolutionary search by which a combination of genes is looked for, the criterion being survival value... intelellectual activitity consists mainly of various kinds of search. Published after the author's death.
First version \cite{turing48:_intel}",
- size = "20 pages",
