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| The AI Genealogy Project - a service of the Department of Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin, Benjamin Kuipers, Director. As stated in the Mission Statement: "Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a small but remarkably interdisciplinary field. It draws especially on computer science, mathematics, electrical, control, and mechanical engineering, cognitive, perceptual, and developmental psychology, linguistics, and philosophy, among other fields. AI is made up of a highly diverse collection of intellectual threads.... [W]e believe that the data will be a useful resource for historians and social scientists studying the nature of science. Intellectual influence among scientists is an immensely rich and complex relation."
| | AI Matures and Flourishes in North America. By David Mike Hamilton, Tom M. Mitchell, and Carol M. Hamilton. IEEE Intelligent Systems, 18(4): 87-88, c3 (July/August 2003). "Separate artificial intelligence organizations in North America have existed for nearly 40 years. From humble beginnings, when a small interest group served the field, to today, when AI groups serve every niche, AI is flourishing.The oldest AI organization in the region is SIGART, the Association for Computing Machinery’s Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence. SIGART began publishing a newsletter for its members in the mid 1960s...."
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