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As of 2009, we do not yet have machines that pass the Turing Test, let alone machines that can think The huge chasm between public perception and actual accomplishment in AI has only been exacerbated by science ction and Hollywood Many science ction writers, such as Jules Verne and, more recently, Isaac Asimov, have long written about human-like thinking robots and have contributed to the fantasy, the hope, and to some the fear of thinking machines Perhaps the most iconic image of our time belongs to HAL, the human-like supercomputer in Stanley Kubrick s 1968 movie 2001: A Space Odyssey HAL is not so much a robotic machine with a human-like physical form but a machine with a super-human red eye It is capable of carrying on a natural conversation with other humans but can also play chess and notably possesses superior visual recognition capabilities.

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In one of the lm s most memorable sequences, HAL reads the quick-moving lips of two of the crew members carrying on a conversation out of earshot The science ction image of HAL can be contrasted to the real-life image of Grace (which stands for Graduated Robot Attending Conference), an actual robot that was created by researchers and was asked to perform at the 18th annual conference for the American Association for Arti cial Intelligence held in 20022 Grace took the combined efforts of ve educational and research institutions to create See Figure 11 for a photograph of Grace The challenge presented to Grace was to start at the entrance to the conference center, take the elevator to the registration desk, register for the conference, and then report to the auditorium at a set time to deliver a speech.

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