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From: Laws@SRI-AI.ARPA (Ken Laws)
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Date: Wed, 25-Jun-86 19:43:41 EDT
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AIList is the subject of the First Line column (by John Mattill) in
the May/June 1986 issue of MIT's Technology Review, p. 2.  John is
commenting on our discussion of the Dreyfus' article in their January
issue, and finds our "electronic gossip" an intriguing publication
channel.  He quotes Peter Ladkin and me, and also Brad Miller's
"In 3,000 years philosophy has still not lived up to its promises,
and there is no reason to think it ever will."  (He unfortunately
lists it as anonymous.)  The editorial is followed by a letters column,
from which I particularly liked A. DeLuca's comment: "Granted, the mind
is not like a computer.  But an airplane is not like a bird, either."

					-- Ken Laws
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