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Why can’t a computer dream?

Posted on 2015/02/052016/09/16 by mendicott

Why can’t a computer dream?

The simple answer is that no one has programmed computers to dream, yet.  The more complicated answer is that there is no consensus on the mechanism and purpose of dreaming, yet.

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