Dialogues between humans and an artificial belief system

Kenneth Mark Colby, David Canfield Smith · International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence · 1969

An artificial belief system capable of conducting on-line dialogues with humans has been constructed. It accepts information, answers questions and establishes a credibility for the information it acquires and for its human informants. Beginning with beliefs of high credibility from a highly believed source, the system is being subjected to the experience of dialogues with other humans.

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