The first issue appears
Graeme Hirst launches Canadian Artificial Intelligence / Intelligence artificielle au Canada; the first issue appears in September.
Canadian AI · Historical project · 1984—1992
Explore a selected run of Canadian Artificial Intelligence / Intelligence artificielle au Canadathrough CAIAC's official archive. Canadian AI Solutions built this reader as a tribute to the history behind our name and the people who helped shape the field in Canada.
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Independent reader by Canadian AI Solutions. Historical magazine files are hosted by CAIAC and remain subject to CAIAC's stated copyright terms. Canadian AI Solutions is not affiliated with CAIAC.
Past ideas. Present context. Canadian software history kept readable.
CAI / MTLHistorical context
It is a record of how researchers, institutions, and builders in Canada talked about artificial intelligence while the field was still taking shape.
Explore prediction timelineGraeme Hirst launches Canadian Artificial Intelligence / Intelligence artificielle au Canada; the first issue appears in September.
CAIAC's history describes subsequent issues appearing quarterly as Canada's artificial intelligence community grew.
This Canadian AI Solutions reader currently indexes volumes 1 through 29, ending at Summer 1992.
CAIAC's own publication archive lists the magazine through volume 50 in 2001; this site links back to that canonical collection.
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29 CAIAC-hosted issues selected from 1984 through Summer 1992. Hover or tap a cover to bring that edition forward.
Source PDFs are hosted by CAIAC. For the complete official collection, visit CAIAC's publications archive.
About this reader
Canadian Artificial Intelligence / Intelligence artificielle au Canada was a publication of the CSCSI/SCEIO community whose historical materials are now made available by the Canadian Artificial Intelligence Association (CAIAC). CAIAC's official archive lists magazine volumes from 1984 through 2001.
This website is an independent Canadian AI Solutions project inspired by that history. It currently indexes a selected set of 29 issues from 1984 through Summer 1992 and links directly to PDFs hosted by CAIAC. Canadian AI Solutions does not claim authorship, ownership, institutional continuity, or affiliation with CAIAC.