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Semantic information processing

Pages
438
Published
1968
Language
English

Synopsis

This foundational text explores the intricate processes of semantic information processing, delving into how computers can understand and manipulate meaning. It covers early concepts in artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, and the theoretical underpinnings of how data is processed to derive semantic understanding. The book offers a deep dive into the challenges and approaches to teaching machines to interpret and respond to human language and concepts.

About the author

M
Marvin Minsky

A philosopher and scientist, Marvin Minsky is universally regarded as one of the world's leading authorities in the field of artificial intelligence, having made fundamental contributions in the sectors of robotics and computer-aided learning technologies. In recent years he has worked chiefly on imparting to machines the human capacity for common-sense reasoning. His book Society of Mind is considered a basic text for exploring intellectual structure and function, and for understanding the dive...