DocumentCode
753754
Title
Defining the Computer: Herbert Simon and the Bureaucratic Mind--Part 2
Author
Heyck, Hunter
Author_Institution
Oklahoma Univ., Norman, OK
Volume
30
Issue
2
fYear
2008
Firstpage
52
Lastpage
63
Abstract
Herbert Simon\´s early work in computer science focused on how and why he came to understand the computer, the organization, and the individual mind as being "species of the genus information processor." To him these three were alike because they were, essentially, both organisms and bureaucracies. Part 2 of this article examines Simon\´s important work in computer science of the 1950s, including cognitive science and Al.
Keywords
artificial intelligence; cognitive systems; computer science; artificial intelligence; cognitive science; computer science; genus information processor; Artificial intelligence; Bridges; Cognitive science; Computer science; Decision making; Game theory; Machinery; Organisms; Problem-solving; Roads; Allen Newell; Herbert A. Simon; artificial intelligence; cognitive science; context for computing; cybernetics; operations research; organization theory;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Annals of the History of Computing, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1058-6180
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MAHC.2008.19
Filename
4544556
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