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Marvin Lee Minsky é um cientista cognitivo estadunidense. Sua principal área de atuação são os estudos cognitivos no campo da Inteligência Artificial. Minski é co-fundador do laboratório de IA do MIT e autor de diversos artigos e livros sobre o tema e suas implicações filosóficas. More information...

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