John McCarthy
John McCarthy was an influential computer scientist and one of the founders of artificial intelligence as a field of study. He coined the term 'artificial intelligence' and was instrumental in the development of programming languages like Lisp, which became essential for AI research.
Born on Sep 04, 1927 (97 years old)
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United States:
MTA Chief of Policy and External Relations John McCarthy argued crime is 'moving in the right direction' in a statement responding to Duffy's letter on Tuesday.
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Costa Rica:
John McCarthy made crucial saves to prevent a larger defeat for LA Galaxy.
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Ireland:
John McCarthy, chief economist in the Department of Finance, has warned of potential fallout for Ireland’s economy from a ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements.
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Ireland:
John McCarthy, formerly the top civil servant at the Department of Housing, will be appointed as an external expert.
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Hungary:
John McCarthy first used the term artificial intelligence in 1950 and predicted future technological advancements.
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Hungary:
John McCarthy first used the term artificial intelligence in 1950 and predicted future technological advancements.
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China:
John McCarthy was an American scientist who coined the term 'Artificial Intelligence' in 1956.
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Mexico:
John McCarthy co-founded the artificial intelligence laboratory at MIT.
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