author : Derek Partridge

Contents

• Roger C. Schank.

What is AI anyway?

• B. Chandrasekaran.

What kind of information procesing is intelligence?

• Teodor C. Przmusinski.

Non-monotonic reasoning versus logic programming: a new perspective

• Richard W. Weyhrauch.

Prolegomena to a theory of mechanized formal reasoning

• David Marr.

AI: a personal view

• Margaret A. Boden.

Has AI helped psychology?

• Derek Partridge.

What's in an AI program?

• Yorick Wilks.

One small head: models and theories

• Alan Bundy, Stallan Ohlsson.

The nature of AI principles

• Thomas W Simon.

Artificial methodology meets philosophy

• Terry Winograd.

Thinking machines: Can there be? Are we?

• Daniel C. Dennett.

Evolution, error, and intentionality

• Alan Bundy.

What kind of field is AI?

• Eric Dietrich.

Programs in the search for intelligent machines: the mistaken foundations of AI

• J. A. Campbell.

Three novelties of AI: theories, programs and rational reconstructions

• G. D. Ritchie, F. K. Hanna.

AM: a case study in AI methodology

• Roger M. Needham.

Is there anything special about AI?

• Karen Sparck Jones.

What sort of thing is an AI experiment?

• John McCarthy.

We need better standards for AI research

• Jerry A. Fodor.

Why there STILL has to be a language of thought

• Paul Smolensky.

Connectionism and the foundations of AI

• Yorick Wilks.

Some comments on Smolensky and Fodor

• Paul M. Churchland.

Representationand high-speed computation in neural networks

• Derek Partridge, Yorick Wilks.

Does AI have a methodology different from software engineering?

• Ranan Banerji.

AI, computer science and education

• Carl Hewitt.

The challenge of open systems

• Stuart E. Dreyfus, Hubert L. Dreyfus.

Towards a reconciliation of phemonenology and AI

• Donald Michie.

The superarticulacy phenomenon in the context of software manufacture

• Imre Balogh, Brian M. Slator.

Annotated bibliography on the foundations of AI