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Computerdenken

by Roger Penrose

The book argues that certain facets of human cognition cannot be replicated by computers, drawing on examples from chess, Turing machines, brain anatomy, Gödel's incompleteness, black holes, Hawking radiation, entropy, and quantum mechanics. Penrose presents a rigorous analysis of the limits of artificial intelligence and the nature of consciousness. The work is noted for its clarity and depth in exploring the mind–body relationship.

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