Introducing Artificial Intelligence (Henry Brighton and Howard Selina) / quote 55 of 68
Dreyfus against disembodied intelligence
This argument formed the backbone of one of the foremost critiques of AI. The philosopher Hubert Dreyfus, in the 1970s, declared that AI was misguided in its assumption that disembodied intelligence was possible. On the perceived failure of classical AI, Dreyfus noted …