41. Why robots fall down. Larry Goldfarb. November 6, 1993 (3.13)
Outline of footage by Rob Scott.
In the Herbert Brün library at the Herbert Brün House in Urbana, in the file cabinets, the folder labeled “Education Folder 24″ contains the program, and some scraps of paper form Herbert Brün, from the 1993 meeting of the American Society for Cybernetics. The Conference topic was “Cybernetics in the Art of Learning”. The program for November 6 includes the following under Parallel Sessions 3:00-4:00:
What the Emerging Economy Tells Us Will Work in the Future
Great Hall
Russ Ackoff, Frank Galuszka, Humberto Maturana, Gordon Pask, Chris Berendes, Don Schon, Paul Pangaro, Heinz von Foerster
Michael Geoghehan, chair
The final 12 minutes of the discussion are included. Then, at about minute 12′10” there is a CUT to the introduction of Larry Goldfarb. The remaining footage is from this event (again from the conference program):
Plenary 4:30-6:30pm
Great Hall
Meaningful Action: Why Robots Fall Down
Larry Goldfarb, Humberto Maturana, Heinz Von Foerster
Bob Schoenholtz, introducer
Herbert Brün asks a question to the panel approximately 1 hour 50 minutes into the footage.
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