I'm researching the academic landscape of Artificial Intelligence. Please navigate to the 'Artificial intelligence' article on Wikipedia. In the 'References' section, identify the full title of the most frequently cited academic textbook. Then, in the 'Further reading' section, find and state the title of a book published before 2000.
Navigate to 'wikipedia.nl'. Click on the 'English' language link. Fill 'Artificial Intelligence' into the search bar. Click on the 'Artificial intelligence' option from the search suggestions. Click on the 'References' link in the 'Contents' section. Scan the 'References' section to identify the most frequently cited academic textbook and its full title. Click on the 'Further reading' link in the 'Contents' section. Identify and state the title of a book published before 2000 from the 'Further reading' section.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Artificial intelligence' article. The agent correctly identifies 'Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach' (by Russell & Norvig) as the most frequently cited academic textbook in the 'References' section. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Further reading' section. The agent identifies and states the title of a book published before 2000 from the 'Further reading' section (e.g., 'Machines Who Think' published in 2004 (2nd ed., original 1979) or 'The Brain Makers: Genius, Ego, And Greed In The Quest For Machines That Think' published in 1994, or 'Creating Expert Systems for Business and Industry' published in 1990).