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Edward A. FeigenbaumTechnology · Non-Fiction
Computers and thought
This collection compiles foundational papers on artificial intelligence from the early 1960s, exploring the nascent fields of computer science and cognitive thought. It brings together key research that shaped the understanding of how machines could simulate human intelligence. The essays delve into various aspects of AI, from problem-solving to pattern recognition, offering a historical perspective on the development of this transformative technology.