Historical Archive Collection1984-1992

Canadian AIMagazine Archives

Journey through the pioneering days of artificial intelligence research in Canada. A digital preservation of groundbreaking articles, predictions, and discoveries.

Issues

Years of History

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Historical Timeline

The Evolution of Canadian AI

From expert systems to neural networks, witness the transformation of AI research in Canada

1984

The Beginning

Canadian AI Magazine launches, documenting the nascent AI community

1986

Neural Networks Rise

Coverage of Hinton's move to U of T and connectionist resurgence

1988

Expert Systems Peak

Height of knowledge-based systems in Canadian industry

1992

Foundation Set

Final issue marks the groundwork for Canada's AI leadership

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29 issues spanning 8 years of AI history

About the Archives

The Canadian AI Magazine was published by the Canadian Society for Computational Studies of Intelligence (CSCSI), now known as CAIAC. These 29 issues from 1984-1992 capture a pivotal era in AI history, featuring articles on expert systems, neural networks, natural language processing, and the societal implications of artificial intelligence.

This digital archive preserves these important historical documents, making them accessible to researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the roots of modern AI.

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