Title
Feigenbaum, Ed (Edward) interview : 2012 fellow
Catalog Number
102746203
Type
Document
Description
Artificial Intelligence (AI) pioneer Edward Feigenbaum discusses the origins and development of AI as an experimental science in the mid-1950s to current AI technologies such as Apple Siri. Feigenbaum is the world's leading authority on expert systems, AI programs that seek to embed human thought processes and knowledge into computer systems. Feigenbaum also addresses the differences in AI's two main research directions, viz. the inference and knowledge base approaches, and how these have interacted over the last five decades.
Date
2012-03-20
Contributor
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Dennis, Eric, Videographer
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Feigenbaum, Edward, Interviewee
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Plutte, Jon, Interviewer
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Spicer, Dag, Editor
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Publisher
Computer History Museum
Place of Publication
Mountain View, CA, USA
Extent
14 p.
Format
PDF
Copyright Holder
Computer History Museum
Category
Transcription
Subject
Fellow Award Honoree; AI; Simon, Herb; Carnegie Tech; Minsky, Marvin; McCarthy, John; Expert systems; knowledge engineer; Robotics; DENDRAL; DARPA; SRI; Siri; Cycorp; Lenat, Doug; Logic Theorist; CHM
Collection Title
Oral history collection
