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The Creative Computer: Machine Intelligence and Human Knowledge

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Author(s): Donald Michie, Rory Johnston
Publisher: Viking
Year: 1984

Language: English
Pages: 262
Tags: computers and society, technological unemployment, AI risk, technology, HCI, computer art, expert systems, knowledge databases, neuroscience, reinforcement learning, fractals, special effects, CGI, Eliza, formal logic, computer ethics

- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
1. Brute Force and Ignorance
2. Computers Join the Experts
3. Human Window on the World
4. Thinking About Thinking
5. Experience and Discovery
6. The Creation of New Knowledge
7. A Metaphor Upside Down
8. Coming to Model Heaven
9. The Cat That Isn’t There
10. Inventing For All Mankind
- Postscript
- Appendix by Rory Johnston: Basic Principles of Computing
- Further Reading and References
- Glossary
- Index