The Stanford Research Institute Report

The Stanford Research Institute (SRI) Report is a foundational document outlining the development of the first artificial intelligence program in the 1960s. It details efforts to create machines that can mimic human reasoning, problem-solving, and learning. The report explained how early AI systems used logic and data to perform tasks previously thought to require human intelligence, laying the groundwork for modern AI advancements. Essentially, it marked a significant step toward machines that can think and make decisions, shaping the future of computer science and technology.