The Printed Owl Computer History: Artificial intelligence

13Sep2009 Filed under: Lisp, Programming Author: Author

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Prominent computer scientist John McCarthy coins the phrase "artificial intelligence" in 1955 at a Dartmouth University conference devoted to the subject. Five years later, McCarthy invents the Lisp programming language, the preeminent ...

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The Printed Owl Computer History: Artificial intelligence

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