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The Thinking Machine (Artificial Intelligence in the 1960s)

Roberto Pieraccini

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History and cultureAI and machine learningHistory of computingPeople who shaped computing

Claude Shannon, Oliver Selfridge, and Jerome Wiesner discuss the future of artificial intelligence and machine translation in this 1960s archival footage.

Can machines really think? Here is a series of interviews to some of the AI pioneers, Jerome Wiesner, Oliver Selfridge, and Claude Shannon. A view at the future of computer intelligence from back then...

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What people say. Recommended as a fascinating historical look at early AI concepts discussed by computing pioneers.

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Brief Video of Claude Shannon and others discussing AI I found this great clip of Claude Shannon and others discussing what were, at the time, new ideas in AI. It's remarkable how advanced some of the things they worked on were, including large scale language translation. link to this video
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