Bailey, James "After Thought"

Update: 1996-12-15

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Can computers think? According to cyberspace expert James Bailey, the power of intellectual development is in transition and computers will soon no longer be merely our tools but our intellectual companions. Bailey was invited to talk about his book "After Thought: The Computer Challenge to Human Intelligence" as a part of the series of discussions on the history, culture, and ethics of information technology, with the cooperation of the Computerworld Smithsonian Awards Program.

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Bailey, James "After Thought"

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Bailey, James "After Thought"

National Humanities Center

Bailey, James "After Thought"