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I don't think those things have ever been widely considered AI. It may have widely thought that those things would require AI, though.
by calderknight 3y ago
I don't think those things have ever been widely considered AI. It may have widely thought that those things would require AI, though.
- beambot 3y agoChess is featured in Peter Norvig's "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach" dating back to the 1st edition (1995) and at least up until the 3rd edition (2009). Algorithms such as alpha-beta pruning were definitely considered AI at the time.
- calderknight 3y agoYeah AI has multiple denotations, those things have never been considered "real" AI tho
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- intelkishan 3y agoIt's even mentioned in the recent 4th edition(2020).
- robotresearcher 3y agoThe MIT AI Group, including Marvin Minsky, were the mainstream of AI more than 50 years ago, and begat the MIT AI Lab. They and everyone else at the time called their work AI.