Joseph Weizenbaum

Computer Power and Human Reason is a distinguished computer scientist's elucidation of the impact of scientific rationality on man's self-image.

From Judgment to Calculation

Computer Power and Human Reason

Gunna Wendt

Joseph Weizenbaum is best known in the English-speaking world for his 1976 popular critique of artificial intelligence, Computer Power and Human Reason. His reputation in Europe continued to flourish, however, as he wrote and spoke for German-speaking audiences until his death in 2008. Islands in the Cyberstream: Seeking Havens of Reason in a Programmed Society is an extended interview with Weizenbaum, originally published in German in 2006. Imaginitive, iconoclastic, and always insightful about the role of computing in society, this book is a great introduction to the thought of Joseph Weizenbaum as it has evolved over the decades.


Seeking Havens of Reason in a Programmed Society

Islands in the Cyberstream

Symmetric List Processor

Wolfgang Händler

Display Use for Man-machine Dialog

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Computermacht und Gesellschaft

Joseph Weizenbaum

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