The Building Blocks: Artificial Intelligence

Article Abstract:

The intelligent machines and cognitive science branches of artificial intelligence (AI) research attempt to induce theories of intelligent information processing. Knowledge-based systems include language understanding, vision systems, and automatic programming. Knowledge may be represented by formal methods and rules and research in this area are important. Knowledge acquisition is presenting difficulties to research and activity is high in the field.

Technological forecasting, Artificial intelligence, Knowledge-based systems, Cognitive science, Heuristic programming, Future of Computing, Knowledge-Based System

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Museums Track Engineering

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Several museums have exhibits that may be of interest to electrical engineers and computer scientists. The Navy Yard Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. has naval electronic and navigational systems to be experienced through interaction. Another Navy museum on the West Coast is devoted to underwater warfare. Finally, the Engineerium in Brighton, England caters to engineering with a section devoted to computers.

Museums, Computer science, Electrical engineering, Navy

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