A. Bundy

D. Lenat

E. Miranda

G. A. Wiggins

G. D. Ritchie

G. Fauconnier

G. Ritchie

G. Wiggins

Graeme Ritchie

J. Weizenbaum

K. Binsted

M. A. Boden

O. Stock

P. Gervás

S. Colton

S. R. Turner

Minds and Machines

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Some Empirical Criteria for Attributing Creativity to a Computer Program

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