6-35 Drugged Gigantor-building Norwegians in Texas.
. . . is disputed by . . .
6-36 Gigantor is still under human control.
The claim(Anticipated by Selmer Bringsjord, 1992)
Because a human runs the central console that in turn controls
the Norwegians, Gigantor is still under human control. So the
requirement that information processing be constrained by natural
law remains unsatisfied.
The argument as anticipated by Bringsjord
Bringsjord's original version of this argument is: "For Pollock
will have a cogent reply to our new thought-experiment. He will
say that while now the Norwegians are no longer working willingly,
it still remains the case that the whole Lone Star production
is under the control of Jones; and Jones is working willingly.
This reply gives rise to our third thought-experiment, E3"
(S. Bringsjord, 1992, p. 222).
References
Bringsjord, Selmer. 1992.What Robots Can and Can't Be. Boston: Kluwer.
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is disputed by 6-37 Cherries on the keyboard.