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John McCarthy
Original title: ジョン・マッカーシー
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John McCarthy was an American computer scientist and cognitive scientist. Alongside Marvin Minsky, he was a leading figure in early artificial intelligence research. He first used the term “artificial intelligence” in a proposal submitted in 1955. Inspired by the design of ALGOL, he also developed the programming language LISP and generalized the concept of time-sharing. He enjoyed surfing.
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ジョン・マッカーシーは、アメリカ合衆国の計算機科学者で認知科学者。マービン・ミンスキーとならぶ初期の人工知能研究の第一人者。1955年に提出した提案書で初めて「人工知能」という用語を使用した。また、ALGOL言語の設計に触発され、LISPというプログラミング言語を開発し、タイムシェアリングの概念を一般化させた。サーフィンを好んだ
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