LINGUAGEM, INTENCIONALIDADE E O PROBLEMA DA INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL
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https://doi.org/10.36311/1984-8900.2024.v16n40.p310-323Palavras-chave:
Intencionalidade, John Searle, Inteligência Artificial, Atos de FalaResumo
Esse trabalho pretende entender quais mecanismos da linguagem revelam a intencionalidade, analisando o trabalho de John Searle. Após a exposição de parte da teoria de Searle sobre a intencionalidade, será feito um comentário a respeito dos recentes avanços da Inteligência Artificial, em especial àquelas ferramentas que lidam com a linguagem natural. Por fim, explicaremos por que, por mais sofisticados que sejam, essas ferramentas estão longe de apresentar algum tipo de intencionalidade aos moldes da teoria de Searle.
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