|
 1998
January
 9 (Friday) 11:30-12:30
"From HAL to Interforms: Human interfaces in science fiction
and reality", lecture by David G. Stork at IUI98,
Intelligent User Interfaces 98, Mark-Hopkins Hotel, San Francisco,
CA.
 12 (Monday) HAL's first
birthday.
- 13 (Tuesday) 7:30pm "From
HAL to HCI: Human-computer interfaces in science fiction and
reality," Bay Area Special
Interest Group on Human-Computer Interactions, Xerox PARC,
Palo Alto, CA.(Review
by Stephen Attaway).
 Mention of HAL's Legacy
in "Thinking about emotional machines" (review of "Affective
Computing" by Rosalind Picard), pp. 65-66 in Technology
Review magazine.
February
- 17 (Tuesday)
6pm The HAL 9000 and the vision of 2001: A Space Odyssey, lecture
at Soda
Hall's Hewlett-Packard Auditorium, University
of California, Berkeley.
- 19 (Thursday) The HAL 9000
and the vision of 2001: A Space Odyssey, lecture at National
Engineer's Week celebration, Sheraton Palace Hotel, San Francisco,
CA. (Information: Ralph Johnson: 510-670-5562)
- Review of HAL's Legacy
by T. Jackson in Axis (volume 4, number 2) (UK).
 28 (Saturday) 2001:
A computer's legacy by Dick Wilson, for CNN.
March
- 1 (Sunday) Review
of HAL's Legacy by Martha Ray in the Library Journal.
- 10 (Tuesday) 5pm Talk at
the Computer Science
Department, University of San Francisco.
 13 (Friday) "A HAL of
a way to take the chip off Marvin's cold shoulder" by Tony
Durham, interview with Roz Picard, and review of "Affective
Computing" and "HAL's Legacy," The Times Higher
(Multimedia section).
- 24 (Tuesday) 4pm Talk at
AAAI
Spring Symposium Series on Intelligent Environments, Stanford University.
- Review of HAL's Legacy
by David W. Salt in the Journal
of Consciousness Studies (UK) vol. 5, no. 1.
- School Library Journal
announcement of paperback version of HAL's Legacy, and short
review by Martha Ray.
April
- 4 (Saturday) Science
News Vol. 153, No. 4, announcement of paperback version of
HAL's Legacy.
- 9 (Thursday) Nature, page
564, short announcement of paperback version of HAL's Legacy.
- 10 (Friday) Illustrated
lecture at "Machines That Learn" Workshop, Snowbird
UT.
- 20 (Monday) 7:00pm, Villard
Room, "The HAL 9000 and the vision of 2001: A Space Odyssey,"
in the Matthew Vassar Lecture Series and the Winifred Asprey
Series in Computer Science at Vassar
College, Poughkeepsie, NY.
- 29 (Wednesday) Celebration
of the 30th anniversary of the release of "2001"
at the American Film Institute, Los Angeles, including panel
discussion with Tom Hanks, Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood, Bill Anders,
Joan Horvath, David G. Stork and Andrew Chaikin.
- Review of HAL's Legacy
in Spanish, in Byte magazine (Spanish edition), no. 36, page
38.
May
- 12 (Tuesday) "The
'legacy' of Kubrck's masterpiece" by Lou Gaul in Burlington
County (NJ) Times.
- 18 (Monday) Coupland
Samples HAL's Legacy by Douglas Coupland. Online review of
HAL's Legacy from Wired
News.
June
- 3 (Wednesday) Online review
of HAL's Legacy by Julia L. Green.
- 11 (Thursday) Review
of HAL's Legacy, reviewed by Andrew Morris, page 54 of Computing
(UK).
- Review of HAL's Legacy
by Chris Solbépage 322 in Personal Computer World (UK).
- HAL or the Digits of
pi by Martin Conrads, review of HAL's Legacy in MUTE, issue 8
(UK).
July
- Review of HAL's Legacy
by Julia L. Green page 52 in the July/August issue (Volume 24
#4) of Skeptical Inquirer.
Here is a reply
by David Stork, submitted to Skeptical Inquirer.
- 2001 at 30 by Dan Perez,
Science Fiction Magazine, July pp. 46-49 and 72.
- 31 (Friday) 6pm Reading
and signing of HAL's Legacy at Reiter's
Bookstore, 2021 K Street NW, Washington DC 800-537-4314 or
202-223-3327.
August
- Short notice on HAL's
Legacy in Science & Spirit, Vol. 9, issue 2, page 28.
September
October
- Review of HAL's Legacy
in Cantrill's Filmnotes (Australia).
November
 Panel discussion of
"HAL's Legacy, "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence"
and the future of AI, with David G. Stork, Nils Nilsson and David
Israel, "Page View," ZDTV.
December
- Short review of HAL's
Legacy by Scot Casey in Fringeware Review.
|
