John McCarthy, a retired Stanford University computer science professor who coined the term “artificial intelligence,” has died. McCarthy died in his sleep Monday morning. He was 84.

PALO ALTO — John McCarthy, a pioneer in artificial intelligence technology and creator of the computer programming language often used in that field, has died. He was 84. Stanford University ...

John McCarthy, a computer science pioneer and leader in the field of artificial intelligence, died Monday at his home on the Stanford campus after suffering from heart disease. He was 84. His ...

McCarthy, who died at his Stanford, Calif., home Monday at 84, became known as the father of artificial intelligence for his role in defining the field devoted to the development of intelligent ...

John McCarthy, 84, a computer scientist often credited with creating the very name of the futuristic field in which he was an honored pioneer — artificial intelligence — died Oct. 24 at his ...

Dr. McCarthy, who taught briefly at Stanford in the early 1950s, returned there in 1962 and in 1964 became the founding director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.

John McCarthy, one of the fathers of artificial intelligence, died Sunday. He was 84. In 1958, while at MIT, McCarthy invented the programming language LISP, which has become the main language for ...

John McCarthy, a pioneer in artificial intelligence technology and creator of the computer programming language often used in that field, has died. He was 84. Stanford University, where McCarthy ...

John McCarthy, creator of the Lisp programming language and pioneer in utility computing—the forerunner of today’s cloud computing—died Sunday in Stanford, California. He was 84. McCarthy ...

John McCarthy, a computer scientist long associated with Stanford University and a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence, died on Sunday, according to news reports and Tweets from the ...

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