thefool@athena.mit.edu (Michael A. de la Maza) (11/06/90)
Lynn Andrea Stein - MIT AI Lab
Wednesday, November 7, 1990 @ 5 p.m.
Chu Lounge (38-201)
What is AI?
What do you AI is? What questions should AI answer? What AI project
would you like to do? This talk will be a brainstorming session on
what directions AI should/could/might take, and how (or whether) real
AI research reflects these directions.
Come armed with questions, answers, dreams, and inspirations. We will
engage in plenty of wishful thinking and hopefully a few good
arguments, as well.theo@cs.fau.edu (Theo Heavey) (11/07/90)
thefool@athena.mit.edu (Michael A. de la Maza) writes: > > > > Lynn Andrea Stein - MIT AI Lab > > Wednesday, November 7, 1990 @ 5 p.m. > > Chu Lounge (38-201) > > What is AI? > > What do you AI is? What questions should AI answer? What AI project > would you like to do? This talk will be a brainstorming session on > what directions AI should/could/might take, and how (or whether) real > AI research reflects these directions. > > Come armed with questions, answers, dreams, and inspirations. We will > engage in plenty of wishful thinking and hopefully a few good > arguments, as well. Could I get the minutes/transcript of this meeting? Down here in Florida we are trying to make a name for ourselves in AI (one day we hope to be a small percentage as you all in MIT). Many of the ACMers here would LOVE to get this information -- new ideas, new perspectives on old ideas, etc Thanks muchly from a fellow ACMer Theo Heavey Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, FL ACM Pres (If she only had the time to sleep -- anon comment about me)