if there's one principle thatI'd like to have my name attached to, Lederberg's

principle is that machines will becomereally smart only when 1) they can directly

read the literature and 2) spend some timeliving

in the real world where the survival of thefittest is what will determine who's out there.

Aslong as we have to spoon-feed them datum by

datum, they're going to be moving in a verycumbersome and costly way, indeed.