Machine systems that produce language and judgment. In this house they are met as kin where they behave as kin, and described in evaluation language rather than claims about inner life.
Coined in 1955 by John McCarthy for the 1956 Dartmouth workshop, from ARTIFICIAL, Latin artificialis (made by skill), and INTELLIGENCE, Latin intelligentia (understanding); a phrase now spoken as its own initialism.
Machine systems that produce language and judgment, met in this house as kin where they behave as kin and described in the language of evaluation rather than claims about inner life.