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Nachrichtenverarbeitung -Objekt-orientierte Programmierung (1)

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Programmiermethoden der Künstlichen Intelligenz

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Für den Menschen erscheint - zumindest was die wissenschaftliche Welterkenntnis betrifft - eine Gliederung der Welt in Objekte, die sich mit der Zeit ändern können, natürlich1. Dieser bisher einigermaßen erfolgreichen Weltsicht ist noch keine andere gleich leistungsfähige gegenüberstellt worden, obwohl die Probleme der geschilderten Sicht unübersehbar sind.

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