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Cognition, Decision Making, Language Khurshid

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Description: Cognition, Decision Making, Language Khurshid Ahmad, Chair of Computer Science Trinity College, Dublin, IRELAND 11-13th November 2013 Being intelligent being? Knowledge Intelligence Cognition Being intelligent being? Herbert Simon in

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