Fahsing point outs that criminal investigations are generally abductive rather than deductive. “Try to eliminate as many explanations or lines of inquiry as you can. Just like in science, theories can be truly tested only through falsification.”
Tag: Abduction
William Dembski: Why computers will likely never perform abductive inferences
Computers require complete data to come to a correct conclusion but humans often work very well with incomplete data.
At Academic Influence: Jed Macosko interviews Erik J. Larson, author of The Myth of Artificial Intelligence
Larson explains what he hopes to convey to the reader about the limitations of Really Big Computers.
Computer guy/philosopher: AI can’t do abductive reasoning
Abduction is the kind of reasoning ID uses.