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CORPORATE Al LOCATIONS& Research Labs

AI Corp. Kensington, Md.BBN, Cambridge, Ma. (Bill Woods)Burroughs Corp., Paoli, Pa. (?)Fairchild/Schlumberger AI Lab, Palo Alto (Peter Hart)Ford Aerospace and Communications Corporation, Palo Alto, Ca. (?)General Motors Research Center, Centerline, Mich. (George Dodd)Information Sciences Institute, Marina del Rey, Ca. (Bob Balzer)IBM Yorktown Heights (Maurice Karnaugh), Palo Alto Science Center, and SanJet Propulsion Lab, Pasadena, Ca. (Len Friedman)Kurziwell Computer Products, Cambridge, Mass. (Raymond Kurziwell)Logicon, San Diego, Ca. (Mike Grady)Latsec, La Joila, Ca. (Peter Toma)Arthur D. Little, Inc., Cambridge, Mass. (John Thompson) '-\iLockheed Palo Alto Research Labs, Palo Alto (Oscar Fischein)Management Decision Systems, Inc., Waltham, Mass. (?)MIC, Palo Alto (Earl Sacerdoti)Naval Research Lab, Washington, D.C.Operating Systems, Inc., Woodland Hills, Ca. (Christine Montgomery)Pattern Analysis and Recog. Corp., Rome, N.Y. (Simon DiMagsrio)PRC, Los Angeles, Ca.Perceptronics, Inc., Woodland Hills, Ca. (Tony Leal)Rand Corp., Santa Monica, Ca. (Rick Hayes-Roth)Schlumberger-Doll Research Center, Ridgefield, Conn. (Dave Barstow)SRI, Menlo Park, Ca. (Nils Nilsson)Stonehenge Systems Lab, Van Nuys, Ca.Symbolics, Inc.Systems Control, Inc. (SCI), Palo Alto (Cordell Green)Systems Development Corp. (SDC), Santa Monica, Ca. (Charles Kellogg)Systems Exploration, Inc., San Diego, CaTexas Instalments, Dallas, Texas (Mark Miller)TRW, Redondo Beach, Ca. (Milt Waxman)Three Rivers Robotics Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Raj Reddy)Verac, Inc., San Diego, Ca. (?)Welex/Hailiburton Co., Houston, Tx. (?)Xerox PARC, Palo Alto (John Brown, Danny Bobrow)Note: this list is no doubt incomplete, and may contain the names of companies which arecurrently not engaged in AI research or development. It is intended less as a comprehensivereference than as an indication of the range of laboratories and corporations which are involved.