How to pronounce “thinking machine” in English

So I thought it was maybe some kind of hypnotic state, or I thought I was supposed to stop my brain.And the brain is a thinking machine.It manages, it handles thoughts.

He's not as cute as this anymore.Because the mind is a thinking machine.

So my name is Laurie Wallmark.And I wrote this book called "Ada Byron Lovelace and the Thinking Machine." I did not illustrate the book.I am not that talented.

But in the strict sense, in the observer-independent sense in which you and I have intelligence, there is zero intelligence in the computer.We have no idea how to create a thinking machine because we don't know how the brain does it.

But in the strict sense, in the observer-independent sense in which you and I have intelligence, there is zero intelligence in the computer.The problem is no one has begun to think about how you would build a thinking machine, how you'd build a thinking

We love the answer to this in relation to Watson.But the key point is, this non-thinking machine, it can outperform human beings.

His analytical engine would solve harder problems by working through them step by step.It could even make decisions all by itself, a true thinking machine.The only trouble was Babbage hadn't actually built it.

And instead, he said, no, we should have terminals hooked up to this one main frame, so lots of individuals can interact with the computer directly.I think for him that was key to AI, this idea that if you're going to make a thinking machine, they should interact with as many people as possibleand sort and learn from people and sort of judge them on how they interact with people.

Talk a little bit about that.Because in the book, you quote Frantz Fanon and say, "colonialism is not a thinking machine, nor a body endowed with reasoning faculties.