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Ryan, Michael G.; Cummings, H. Wayland – 1973
Using survey research methodology in rating "believability" of computers, this study concludes that English Canadians tend to find computers more credible than do French Canadians. The two variables that affected the subjects' attitudes were an affectively positive awareness of the computer's pragmatic abilities and an affectively…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Attitudes, Beliefs, Bias
Miller, George A. – 1969
One of man's most distinctive characteristics is the manner in which he stores and communicates information. Language has always been an important part of this process, but recently machines have begun to share the spotlight. This book presents a look at the role of language in the process of communication and man's relation, present and future,…
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Communication (Thought Transfer), Computational Linguistics, Computer Science
Cartwright, Glenn F. – 1983
Research findings indicate that major breakthroughs in education will have to occur through direct cortical intervention, using either chemical or electronic means. It will eventually be possible to build sophisticated intelligence amplifiers that will be internal extensions of our brains, significantly more powerful than present day computers,…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Bionics, Brain, Cognitive Processes