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Critical remarks about a paper on limitations for artificial intelligence
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The journal INFORMATION SYSTEMS has printed a methodologically very interesting paper of V. Cherniavsky entitled "On algorithmic natural language analysis and understanding" [1]. However, a rigorous analysis of the paper shows that it contains a hidden fallacy which makes its results questionable.
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[1]
Cherniavsky, V.: On algorithmic natural language analysis and understanding, Information Systems, vol. 3 (1978), 1, 5--10.
[2]
Editors note: McCarthy dropped into the SIGART Office and denied membership in this triumvirate.
[3]
Cherniavsky, V.: Letter to the editor (German), Supplement to the "Rundbrief der Fachgruppe Kunstliche Intelligenz in der Gesellschaft fur Informatik", 10 (Ed. W. Bibel)
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Goedel, K.: On formally undecidable sentences of the Principia Mathematica and related systems (German), Monatshefte fur Mathematik und Physik 38 (1931), 173--198.
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Kleene, S. C.: Mathematical Logic, Wiley Publications, 1967.
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Kleene, S. C.: The Foundations of Intuitionistic Mathematics, North-Holland Publ. Comp., 1964.
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Quine, W.v.O.: Mathematical Logic, Cambridge (Mass.), 1958.
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Siekmann, J.: Mr. Cherniavsky's ride against the windmills of science or the refutation of Church's thesis (German), Rundbrief der Fachgruppe Kunstliche Intelligenz in der Gesellschaft fur Informatik, 9 (1977).
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Tarski, A.: On undecidable statements in enlarge systems of logic and the conception of truth, Journal of Symbolic Logic 4 (1939), 105--112.
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Published: 01 November 1978
Published in SIGAI , Issue 67
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