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Inhaltsverzeichnis

How Intelligent Can Artificial Intelligence Be?

AI Is Omnipresent

The Efficiency and the Effectiveness of AI

What Is Artificial Intelligence, and What Can Human Intelligence Still Be?

"Artificial Intelligence" Is a Metaphor

Nevertheless: What Really Is the Difference between Human and So-called Artificial Intelligence?

What Can the Ominous Residue of Human Intelligence Be?

AI Cannot Understand Sense or Mean Sense

Ludwig Wittgenstein's Tractatus and AI

Can AI Mean and Understand in This Sense?

AI Cannot Learn New Possibilities of Sense

AI Masters Deduction Fully and Induction in Part – Abduction Not at All

AI Is a Self-Referential, Closed System

My Conclusion …

… and an Artificially Intelligent Conclusion

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