The Importance of Actualizing Control in the Processing of Instructional Information

Philosophy and Technology 26 (1):67-70 (2013)
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This commentary on Fresco's article "Information processing as an account of concrete digital computation" illuminates the two intertwined roles that the definition of the term "information" plays in Fresco's analysis. It provides analysis of the notion of actualizing control in information processing. The key point made is that not all control information in common computational devices cannot be processed

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Information: a very short introduction.Luciano Floridi - 2010 - New York: Oxford University Press.

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