02516nam a22004691c 4500 BV050840892 DE-604 00000000000000.0 t| 260807s2026 xxu |||| 00||| eng d 9780262052481 978-0-262-05248-1 DE-604 ger rda Ciston, Sarah Verfasser aut Inventing ELIZA how the first chatbot shaped the future of AI Sarah Ciston, David M. Berry, Anthony C. Hay, Mark C. Marino, Peter Millican, Arthur I. Schwarz, Jeff Shrager and Peggy Weil ; foreword by Janet H. Murray Cambridge, Massachusetts The MIT Press [2026] pages cm Foreword / Janet H. Murray -- Please go on : an introduction -- A life in software : Joseph Weizenbaum -- How ELIZA works -- Development anarchy -- ELIZA's personas : scripts and dialogues -- The ELIZA source code -- The DOCTOR script -- ELIZA-inspired bots -- The blurring test : MrMind -- Learning from ELIZA in philosophy and AI -- Go on now : what future language models can learn from ELIZA. "Inventing ELIZA examines Joseph Weizenbaum's groundbreaking conversational system, ELIZA, through newly discovered source code in order to reveal how this seemingly simple chatbot transformed ideas about artificial intelligence and society's response to them, offering crucial historical perspective on our contemporary relationship with algorithmic conversation"-- Provided by publisher Weizenbaum, Joseph ELIZA (Computer program) Chatbots / http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2022007792 Natural language processing (Computer science) / http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh88002425 Artificial intelligence / History Berry, David Michael Verfasser aut Hay, Anthony C. Verfasser aut Marino, Mark C. Verfasser aut Millican, P. J. R. Verfasser aut Schwarz, Arthur I. Verfasser aut Shrager, Jeff Verfasser aut Weil, Peggy Verfasser aut Murray, Janet Horowitz 1946- aui oai:aleph.bib-bvb.de:BVB01-036183953 (DE-599)KXP1961397021 eng xxu XD-US DE-210 txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Software studies Includes bibliographical references and index 2604