Who created the Logic Theorist program in 1956?
Allen Newell, Herbert A. Simon, and Cliff Shaw wrote the Logic Theorist computer program in 1956.
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Allen Newell, Herbert A. Simon, and Cliff Shaw wrote the Logic Theorist computer program in 1956.
Allen Newell experienced a scientific epiphany during an afternoon in 1954 while listening to Oliver Selfridge give a presentation on pattern matching at RAND.
Logic Theorist succeeded in proving 38 of the first 52 theorems found in chapter two of Principia Mathematica.
The researchers developed a programming language called IPL to implement Logic Theorist on computers using symbolic list processing.
Reviewers rejected the finding because they argued that a new proof of an elementary mathematical theorem was not notable enough and overlooked that one author was a computer program.