Book · 1982 · Philosophy
The Mind's I
Fantasies and Reflections on Self and Soul
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He had a book i think called it was called the mind's eye it was um uh probably half starter and daniel dennett together uh yeah so and i actually was uh i i bought that book so much i haven't read it yet.
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Well pretty early honestly i mean i definitely by high school i was reading uh you know the mind's eye and douglas hofstetter and patrick winston had a book on artificial intelligence.
Why people recommend it
The Mind's I is a collaborative exploration of the self and consciousness edited by Douglas R. Hofstadter and Daniel Clement Dennett. On the Lex Fridman Podcast episode titled #115 – Dileep George: Brain-Inspired AI released on August 14, 2020, guest Dileep George discussed the title during the conversation. He mentioned that he had acquired a copy of the book, which was co-authored by Hofstadter and Dennett, though he noted during the podcast that he had not yet found the time to actually read it. Despite not having finished or started the text yet, his purchase highlighted the enduring appeal of works touching on artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and human consciousness.
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Dileep George he had a book i think called it was called the mind's eye it was um uh probably half starter and daniel den… 1
“he had a book i think called it was called the mind's eye it was um uh probably half starter and daniel dennett together uh yeah so and i actually was uh i i bought that book so much i haven't read it yet”
Erik Brynjolfsson well pretty early honestly i mean i definitely by high school i was reading uh you know the mind's eye and… 1
“well pretty early honestly i mean i definitely by high school i was reading uh you know the mind's eye and douglas hofstetter and patrick winston had a book on artificial intelligence”
