As work on artificial intelligence has made increasingly clear, intelligent behaviour depends more on an organised knowledge of the real world than on problem-solving mechanisms. This has led in artificial intelligence research to an increasing preoccupation with techniques for representing such knowledge, and recently to a view of programming as itself a form of knowledge representation.
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Hayes, P. Computer programming as a cognitive paradigm. Nature 254, 563–566 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1038/254563a0
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