[mod.ai] CSLI Monthly, part I

Emma@SU-CSLI.ARPA (Emma Pease) (03/19/86)

                         C S L I   M O N T H L Y

  March 15, 1986		  Stanford                Vol. 1, No. 1

    A monthly publication of The Center for the Study of Language and
   Information, Ventura Hall, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305


   Editor's note

   This is the first issue of CSLI's monthly report of research
   activities.  This issue introduces CSLI and then characterizes each of
   its current research projects; following issues will report on
   individual projects in more detail and discuss some of the research
   questions raised here.



   What is CSLI?

   CSLI is a research institute devoted to building theories about the
   nature of information and how it is conveyed, processed, stored, and
   transformed through the use of language and in computation.
   Researchers include computer scientists, linguists, philosophers,
   psychologists, and workers in artificial intelligence from several San
   Francisco Bay Area institutions as well as graduate students,
   postdoctoral fellows, and visiting scholars from around the world.
   [...]


   [The full description of the institute and its projects would take four
   AIList digests.  I am forwarding this fragment of the new monthly so that
   those who might be interested can request copies.  -- KIL]