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ALPAC (Automatic
Language Processing Advisory Committee) was a
committee of
seven scientists led by John R. Pierce,
established in 1964 by the United...
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Alpac Capital is a
Portuguese investment group,
founded in 2013,
which manages three investment funds: a
technology fund, a
telecom fund and a
media fund...
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scrutiny as
Alpac is
allegedly linked to
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary. Mário David, the
father of
Pedro Vargas David (CEO of
Alpac Capital), is...
- the main
shareholder until beginning the
process of
selling his
stake to
Alpac Capital in
December 2021. In
September 2015, he
offered to buy an island...
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Inductive Inference Machine". See AI
winter § Machine
translation and the
ALPAC report of 1966
Compared with
symbolic logic,
formal Bayesian inference is...
- States. The
achieved progress was much
slower than expected; in 1966, the
ALPAC report found that ten
years of
research had not
fulfilled the expectations...
- pg. 172 King, 1956 Hutchins, pg. 174 Hutchins, pg. 175
ALPAC, pg. 20 John Hutchins, "
ALPAC: the (in)famous report"
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October 2007 at the Wayback...
- a
solved problem. However, real
progress was much slower, and
after the
ALPAC report in 1966,
which found that ten
years of
research had
failed to fulfill...
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progress and
formed the
Automatic Language Processing Advisory Committee (
ALPAC) to look into the problem. They concluded, in a
famous 1966 report, that...
- of the
earliest and
biggest centres for AI
research in the UK. AI
winter ALPAC report Lighthill,
James (1973). "Artificial Intelligence: A
General Survey"...