
Computational Logic and Human Thinking
Robert Kowalski
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How to Be Artificially Intelligent
Cambridge University Press · 2011
A book arguing that computational logic, developed for artificial intelligence, can help ordinary people in everyday decisions, drawing on philosophy, psychology, law and decision theory.
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The practical benefits of computational logic need not be confined to mathematics and computing. This book shows how everyday people can gain from advances made for artificial intelligence, and it argues that logic can help with ordinary reasoning as well as technical problems.
Robert Kowalski draws on related work in philosophy, psychology and law, and gives particular attention to combining logic with decision theory. He also looks at how logic can be used to improve human thinking in practice. The book is aimed at readers in artificial intelligence, cognitive science and logic, as well as at general readers interested in how reasoning can be made more systematic.
Published by Cambridge University Press. ISBN-13: 9780521123365.