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From Alan Turing to Ian McEwan: Artificial Intelligence, Lies and Ethics in Machines Like Me From Alan Turing to Ian McEwan: Artificial Intelligence, Lies and Ethics in Machines Like MeĪbstract:Taking Machines Like Me as its foci of analysis, this article intends to interrogate Ian McEwan's rejoinder to Alan Turing on such issues as artificial intelligence, machines and ethics.
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