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  <description><![CDATA[Professor Joseph Weizenbaum  was interviewed by Diana ben-Aaron.

Professor Joseph Weizenbaum is well-known, both as a teacher of computer science and as an activist for scientific and educational responsibility. He designed the first computerized banking system before coming to MIT in the 1960s. He invented ELIZA, the first "psychiatric" program, and was moved by the reaction to it to write the best-selling Computer Power and Human Reason.]]></description>
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  <description><![CDATA[There exists a continuum of opinions on what constitutes intelligence, hence on what constitutes artificial intelligence.  Perhaps most workers in the fields of heuristic programming, artificial intelligence, et aI, now agree that the pursuit of a definition in this area is, at least for the time being, a sterile activity. No operationally significant contributions can be expected from the abstract contemplation of this particular semantic navel. Minsky has suggested in a number of talks that...]]></description>
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