John McCarthy
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When there's a will to fail, obstacles can be found.
— John McCarthy (1983), quoted in The Sayings of John McCarthy, at www-formal.stanford.edu, March 1, 2007. Also quoted in Keith Cary Curtis
John McCarthy (* 4. September 1927 in Boston, Massachusetts; † 23. Oktober 2011 in Palo Alto, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Logiker, Informatiker und Autor. Er ist der Erfinder der Programmiersprache LISP. Für seine bedeutenden Beiträge im Feld der Künstlichen Intelligenz erhielt McCarthy 1971 den Turing Award und 1988 einen Kyoto-Preis. 1991 wurde ihm die National Medal of Science verliehen.
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When there's a will to fail, obstacles can be found.
He who refuses to do arithmetic is doomed to talk nonsense.
It's difficult to be rigorous about whether a machine really 'knows', 'thinks', etc., because we're hard put to define these things.
Program designers have a tendency to think of the users as idiots who need to be controlled.
One can even conjecture that Lisp owes its survival specifically to the fact that its programs are lists, which everyone, including me, has regarded as a disadvantage.
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