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Stanford, California 94 305 :
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President
Rocketeller University
New York, NY soo2t

Dear Professor Lederberg,

the Carl Friedrich von Siemens Foundation has started a
series of lectures on Expert Systems. The opening has been
made by Prof. H. A. Simon in February 1984. A second lecture
marking somehow the opposite position will be given by

Prof. J. Weizenbaum in June 1984. These lectures deal with
the theoretical basis of expert systems. In the conti-
nuation of the lectures we would like to have the views

from the other side of the fence.

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I have therefore the honour and the pleasure to invite you

to give a talk on the practical development and use of ex-
pert systems. According to our plans the lecture should be
given in fall this year.

The Foundation will be glad to cover your travel and living
expenses; on the details there will be a separate letter
from the Foundation.

It would be a great honour for us to have you as a speaker “
in our series of lectures. I remember with pleasure the

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lunch speech you gave at the ITT meeting in New York in
June 1983. I am sure your talk would cause stimulating
and lively discussions with the audience which will con-

sist of knowledpeable scientists.

Looking forward to a favorable reply I am

truly yours,

PrvOree

(fF. L. Bauer)