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Thomas M. Mitchell INIRODUCI1ON Among the technologies that will
help shape life in the space station, Artificial Intelligence
(AI) seems certa m to play a major role. The striking complexity
of the station, its life support systems, and the manufacturing
and scientific apparatus that it will house require that a good
share of its supervision, maintenance, and control be done by
comput