ACM

Larry Press
Pages 13-17

Intelligent agents

Doug Riecken
Pages 18-21

A conversation with Marvin Minsky about agents

Marvin Minsky, Doug Riecken
Pages 22-29

Agents that reduce work and information overload

Pattie Maes
Pages 30-40

Support for collaborative design: agents and emergence

Ernest A. Edmonds, Linda Candy, Rachel Jones, Bassel Soufi
Pages 41-47

Software agents

Michael R. Genesereth, Steven P. Ketchpel
Pages 48-ff.

KidSim: programming agents without a programming language

David Canfield Smith, Allen Cypher, Jim Spohrer
Pages 54-67

How might people interact with agents

Donald A. Norman
Pages 68-71

A softbot-based interface to the Internet

Oren Etzioni, Daniel Weld
Pages 72-76

Experience with a learning personal assistant

Tom M. Mitchell, Rich Caruana, Dayne Freitag, John McDermott, David Zabowski
Pages 80-91

COACH: a teaching agent that learns

Ted Selker
Pages 92-99

Desktop agents in group-enabled products

Irene Greif
Pages 100-105

M: an architecture of integrated agents

Doug Riecken
Pages 106-ff.

Agents and creativity

Margaret A. Boden
Pages 117-121

The role of emotion in believable agents

Joseph Bates
Pages 122-125

Enabling agents to work together

R. V. Guha, Douglas B. Lenat
Pages 126-142

Bottom-up design of software agents

Henry A. Kautz, Bart Selman, Michael Coen
Pages 143-146

Information for authors

Pages 148-149

Questions about the NII

Barbara Simons
Page 170

Communications of the ACM

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