a sentient computer; = artificial intelligence n.
[abbreviation < Artificial Intelligence]
While the humans scurried in confusion, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) created by MIT/Bell Labs linked itself into the network of high-speed, twentieth generation computers placed at its disposal.
Wintermute is the recognition code for an AI.
The AIs concluded the Ric was in no position to complain, and they were right. Computers can’t be sued for malpractice. The doctors followed their advice.
After we get our shoreleave…the AI’s will be minding the ship while it’s parked in orbit, so we can stretch our legs a bit on the ground.
Chatterbox, I keyed back, my sarcasm wasted no doubt on my constant companion (one of the Services’ portable personal A.I.’s-sidekick model).
Humorous sf novel about an AI disrupting all mechanical life on Earth in search of a nonhuman higher intelligence.
It develops that Kalifriki and Alice are both otherworldly creatures, and speak in terms of black holes, accretion disks, AIs, and clones.
But Frank had gotten the day’s emergency code out of the fire department AI that morning.
He had the uncomfortable suspicion that the AI might be playing with him. You never knew with AIs. They had intellects of mind-boggling proportions but still remained the slaves of humanity.
You know anyone who can use a Warpac surplus espionage bot? Recent model, one careful owner, slightly paranoid but basically sound—I mean, claims to be a general-purpose AI?
An AI like Metta had an honesty vow, which prevented her from lying. Her testimony would be considered incontrovertible.
antedating 1973
Gardner Dozois, 'Chains of the Sea'
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