Re: Any refs to quantum neurodynamics?

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From: Agnar Aamodt
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 18:17

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In article <5Z3uTB2w165w@netlink.cts.com>, kfree@netlink.cts.com (Kenneth
Freeman) wrote:
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> Has Roger Penrose had a hand in this? :)
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Definitely not. 
Although the form of my immediate comment may have been leaning 
towards the non-serious side, its content was serious enough. 

Many people are less than excited about the term 'artificial intelligence'.
I 
actually liked the suggested 'quantum cognodynamics' (although I'm not 
sure about how serious that was) as a pointer towards something different. 
And when 'quantum neurodynamics' suddenly popped up ....

But please, AI is an established acronym and concept. Let's leave it as it
is, 
and instead concentrate on filling it with contents.

Agnar Aamodt
Dep. of Informatics 
University of Trondheim
Norway
(agnar@ifi.unit.no)

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