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Colloquium: Can Machines Think Logically? | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Colloquium: Can Machines Think Logically? alex.van.horn Tue, 05/27/2025 - 14:30 AbstractAlan Turing famously proposed a test to determine whether machines can "think." In this talk, Riehl poses a slightly different question: "can machines think logically?" In realms, such as mathematics, where statements are unambiguously true or false, can generative AI be trusted to "reason" its way to the correct answer? While such guarantees are not possib…
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