Dartmouth Workshop on AI (1956)

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The Dartmouth Photo of Six Attendees

Ray Solomonoff on the Dartmouth Conference


Attendees

W. Ross Ashby

Julian Bigelow

Tom Etter

John Holland

D.M. MacKay

John McCarthy

W.S. McCulloch

Peter Milner

Gloria Minsky (Gloria Rudisch)

Marvin Minsky

Trenchard More

John Nash

Allen Newell

Nathaniel Rochester

Arthur Samuel

David Sayre

Oliver Selfridge

Kenneth R. Shoulders

Claude Shannon

Herbert Simon

Ray Solomonoff

Unknown: A friend of Kenneth R. Shoulders




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