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LISP and PROLOG machines are proliferating

T. Manuel

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The author discusses the commercial status of artificial intelligence, and delves into AI hardware systems now available, as well as reporting on several product-development projects close to fruition around the world. Prominent among the latter are projects under way in Japan, reported in detail. These projects stem both from the fifth-generation computer project and from investigations into artificial intelligence. New US LISP machines have been announced, as Japan investigates PROLOG and LISP.

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Key concepts: Lisp, Prolog, Computer science, Programming language, Product (mathematics), Applications of artificial intelligence, Software engineering, Common Lisp