October 1991
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The Mathematical Gazette
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... In fact, there is a risk of assimilating the complexity of human mind, such as conscience, awareness and intuition (in many ways still unknown), to simple logical categories, denying space for creativity and innovation. Penrose, then, summarises his theory in the famous motto "human mind is not algorithmic" (Penrose 1989), meaning that human mind is not a Turing machine. This is like saying that intelligence cannot, by definition, be "artificial", as intelligence requires awareness, namely the consciousness that machines don't have. ...
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October 1991
The Mathematical Gazette