Breaking Grounds: Connecting the Americas
Series on History, Culture & Language
Forum/Panel on Language (In)Tolerance
Tuesday, November 20, 6-8pm
Library Lounge of Ida Noyes
Breaking Grounds: Connecting the Americas
Series on History, Culture & Language
Forum/Panel on Language (In)Tolerance
Tuesday, November 20, 6-8pm
Library Lounge of Ida Noyes
John Goldsmith and Jerry Sadock were elected Fellows of the Linguistics Society of America. The Fellows program was established in 2005 to recognize extraordinary contributions and service to the discipline and the Society. There will be a recognition ceremony for the 2008 Fellows immediately before the Presidential Address at the LSA meeting on Saturday, January 5 at the Palmer House in Chicago. Congratulations, Jerry and John! This is a well-deserved recognition!
Are you interested in – What are intelligence and thought, and how can they be emulated? Where is current AI research heading? Will computers ever be able to truly model the mind? Will robots become our new overlords?
The UofC ACM presents:
An Interdisciplinary Panel on Artificial Intelligence and Related Fields
Wednesday, Nov. 14, 5:00pm
Eckhart 133
Featuring Panelists:
This panel will be an undergraduate-oriented exploration of topics ranging from the history of AI, to various prospectives on current research, to the technological and philosophical implications of future research.
For more information, contact Karl Norby<knorby@uchicago.edu> or Cord Melton <scmelton@uchicago.edu> <http://acm.cs.uchicago.edu/uploads/Events/ai_panel_flyer.pdf>
Alan Yu‘s new book, A Natural History of Infixation, has been published by the Oxford University Press, in their Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics series.

Other books published in that series include Jason Merchant‘s The Syntax of Silence: Slucing, Islands, and the Theory of Ellipsis!
CSLI has posted full PDFs of many of their books for free download. There are a lot of goodies here. Don’t miss this great opportunity!