Artificial Intelligence: A General Survey
James Lighthill’s survey, dated July 1972, published by the Science Research Council in 1973 as Part I of “Artificial Intelligence: a paper symposium”. The preface reports that the Council discussed the report in September 1972 and decided to publish it.
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- Artificial Intelligence: A General Survey (Lighthill), Part I of the Lighthill Report Science Research Council (publisher); transcription hosted by chilton-computing.org.uk · published 1973 · Retrieved for the candidate pack on 2026-10-29 (SHA-256 2189f12803cb2cee3a80c429efcab1c2398f34ae7d90e038e688084583b36694). HTML transcription on chilton-computing.org.uk (Chilton Computing / UKRI STFC), Part I page p001
- Lighthill Report, Contents page (host page) chilton-computing.org.uk · published 1973 · Retrieved for the candidate pack on 2026-10-29 (SHA-256 4470a96d1b7f83ec98bd575896a8af956f3a6d4b6cff711f00dd26f5ea572b04). Host's contents page with an image caption 'Lighthill Report, 1973'
- Lighthill Report, Preface (B. H. Flowers) Science Research Council (publisher); transcription hosted by chilton-computing.org.uk · published 1973 · Retrieved for the candidate pack on 2026-10-29 (SHA-256 54d2a0c8b7400efbd66b1615e1c98d12eff48c0bed4ee65a013b7469a157805e). HTML transcription of the preface to the paper symposium
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