A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
The author considers two problems whose solution will make a big difference both to computer science and to the larger world of which computing is now such an important part. One is an example of embodiment: cars that don't kill people. The other is a technology that applies across the board: writing programs automatically from specifications. The second obviously has many applications, but the first demands major advances in computing that will also have many other applications. They share a common theme: getting the computer to understand something; in one case roads, in the other specifications.
The author considers two problems whose solution will make a big difference both to computer science and to the larger world of which computing is now such an important part. One is an example of embodiment: cars that don't kill people. The other is a technology that applies across the board: writing programs automatically from specifications. The second obviously has many applications, but the first demands major advances in computing that will also have many other applications. They share a common theme: getting the computer to understand something; in one case roads, in the other specifications.
Getting computers to understand
Lampson, B. (author)
Journal of the ACM ; 50 ; 70-72
2003
3 Seiten, 7 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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