Kenneth Colby

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Kenneth Colby is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Los Angeles, Stanford University, Columbia University

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#8486

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#1963

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Doctorate Medicine Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Kenneth Mark Colby was an American psychiatrist dedicated to the theory and application of computer science and artificial intelligence to psychiatry. Colby was a pioneer in the development of computer technology as a tool to try to understand cognitive functions and to assist both patients and doctors in the treatment process. He is perhaps best known for the development of a computer program called PARRY, which mimicked a person with paranoid schizophrenia and could "converse" with others. PARRY sparked serious debate about the possibility and nature of machine intelligence.

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Kenneth Colby's Published Works

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Modeling a paranoid mind (1981) (905)
Computer Models of Thought and Language (1974) (476)
Artificial Paranoia (1975) (241)
The rationale for computer-based treatment of language difficulties in nonspeaking autistic children (1973) (165)
Signs and Symptoms (1981) (164)
Artificial paranoia; a computer simulation of paranoid processes (1975) (156)
Turing-like Indistinguishability Tests for the Calidation of a Computer Simulation of Paranoid Processes (1972) (123)
A COMPUTER METHOD OF PSYCHOTHERAPY: PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION (1966) (104)
Handedness in autistic children (1977) (103)
Machine Intelligence 7 (1975) (84)
Programming a computer model of neurosis (1964) (77)
Can psychiatrists distinguish a computer simulation of paranoia from the real thing? The limitations of Turing-like test as measures of the adequacy of simulations. (1979) (60)
Mind models: an overview of current work (1978) (53)
Appraisal of four psychological theories of paranoid phenomena. (1977) (51)
A Primer For Psychotherapists (1951) (47)
Cognitive science and psychoanalysis (1988) (43)
Conversational Language Comprehension Using Integrated Pattern-Matching and Parsing (1986) (40)
Heuristic methods for computer understanding of natural language in context-restricted on-line dialogues (1967) (38)
Computer simulation of change in personal belief systems. (1967) (38)
An on-line computer system for initial psychiatric inventory. (1969) (37)
Some Pros and Cons of Computer-Assisted Psychotherapy (1989) (36)
A word-finding computer program with a dynamic lexical-semantic memory for patients with anomia using an intelligent speech prosthesis (1981) (36)
Human-Computer Conversation in A Cognitive Therapy Program (1999) (34)
EXPERIMENTAL TREATMENT OF NEUROTIC COMPUTER PROGRAMS. (1964) (27)
Energy and Structure in psychoanalysis (1955) (27)
A computer program using cognitive therapy to treat depressed patients. (1995) (25)
Computer-aided language development in nonspeaking children. (1968) (25)
Pattern-Matching Rules For The Recognition Of Natural Language Dialogue Expressions (1974) (25)
Inferences, affects, and intentions in a model of paranoia (1974) (25)
Computers in the treatment of nonspeaking autistic children. (1971) (24)
Clinical implications of a simulation model of paranoid processes. (1976) (21)
Dialogues Between Humans and an Artificial Belief System (1969) (20)
A directed graph representation for computer simulation of belief systems (1968) (19)
ON THE GREATER AMPLIFYING POWER OF CAUSAL‐CORRELATIVE OVER INTERROGATIVE INPUTS ON FREE ASSOCIATION IN AN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOANALYTIC SITUATION (1961) (18)
Idiolectic Language-Analysis for Understanding Doctor-Patient Dialogues (1973) (17)
Ten criticisms of parry (1974) (17)
Experiments with a search algorithm for the data base of a human belief structure (1969) (17)
A computer-driven, personal, portable, and intelligent speech prosthesis. (1978) (16)
MACHINE-MEDIATED INTERVIEWING (1971) (15)
The Fundamental Crisis in Psychiatry: Unreliability of Diagnosis (1983) (13)
An objective measurement of nonspeaking children's performance with a computer-controlled program for the stimulation of language behavior (1975) (12)
An introduction to psychoanalytic research (1960) (12)
Comments on Human-Computer Conversation (1999) (10)
Sex Differences in Dreams of Primitive Tribes (1963) (10)
Cognitive therapy of paranoid conditions: Heuristic suggestions based on a computer simulation model (1979) (9)
Discussion of Papers on Therapist's Contribution. (1962) (9)
Computer as Catalyst in the Treatment of Nonspeaking Autistic Children (1971) (8)
Research in psychoanalytic information theory. (1961) (8)
Dialogues in natural language with GURU, a psychologic inference engine (1990) (7)
A skeptical psychoanalyst (1958) (6)
Stanford University artificial intelligence project memo (1970) (5)
Linguistic conceptual-patterns and key-idea profiles as a new kind of property for a taxonomy of neurotic patients (1985) (5)
Ethics of computer-assisted psychotherapy. (1986) (4)
Reloading a Human Memory: A New Ethical Question for Artificial Intelligence Technology (1986) (4)
Predicting word-expressions to increase output rates of speech prostheses used in communication disorders (1982) (3)
Multidimensional analysis in evaluating a simulation of paranoid thought. (1973) (3)
Automated therapy for nonspeaking autistic children (1972) (2)
Limits on the scope of PARRY as a model for paranoia (1983) (2)
Machine utilization of the natural language word ''good'' (1967) (2)
Experiments with a Search Algorithm for the Data Base of a Human Belief System (1969) (2)
CHAPTER 4 – Language-Recognition Processes for Understanding Dialogues in Teletyped Psychiatric Interviews (1975) (2)
A Model of Common-Sense Reasoning Underlying Intentional Nonaction in Stressful Interpersonal Situations and Its Application in the Technology of Computer-Based Psychotherapy (1991) (2)
Gentlemen, the queen. (1953) (1)
Can Expert Judges, Using Transcripts of Teletyped Psychiatric Interviews, Distinguish Human Paranoid Patients from a Computer Simulation of Paranoid Processes (1972) (1)
A Word-Finding Algorithm with a Dynamic Lexical-Semantic Memory for Patients with Anomia Using a Speech Prosthesis (1980) (1)
An Intelligent Speech Prosthesis with a Lexical Memory (1980) (1)
On the disagreement between Freud and Adler. (1951) (1)
Mind and brain, again (1971) (1)
Intelligent speech and memory prostheses (1984) (1)
PARRYing (1981) (1)
Psychiatric diagnosis: A double taxonomic swamp (1982) (1)
Experimental validation of a computer simulation of paranoid processes (1972) (1)
CHAPTER 1 – The Paranoid Mode (1975) (1)
A MUTE PATIENT'S EXPERIENCE WITH MACHINE-MEDIATED INTERVIEWING, (1970) (1)
Experiment on the effects of an observer's presence on the imago system during psychoanalytic free-association† (2007) (0)
CHAPTER 5 – The Central Processes of the Model (1975) (0)
Book Section: The Gates of the Dream (1956) (0)
Letter from Kenneth M. Colby to Joshua Lederberg (1976) (0)
Critical evaluation of Strupp and Bergin. Researchers are weeded out. (1969) (0)
CHAPTER 7 – Evaluation (1975) (0)
A resemblance test for the validation of a computer simulation of paranoid processes, AI Memo 156 (1971) (0)
HIGHER MENTAL FUNCTIONS PROJECT I > Modeling of Higher Mental Functions (2001) (0)
Dialogue Programs I have Known and Loved Over 33 Years (1999) (0)
CHAPTER 6 – Validation (1975) (0)
Pattern-Matching Rules for the Recognition of Natural Language Dialogue Expressions (1974) (0)
A Primer for Psychotherapists@@@Toward Better Personal Adjustment (1952) (0)
Memorandum from Kenneth M. Colby to Joshua Lederberg (1973) (0)
CHAPTER 2 – Explanations and Models (1975) (0)
Review of "Purposive Explanation in Psychology by Margaret A. Boden", Harvard University Press, Cambridge Massachusetts, 1972. (1973) (0)
CHAPTER 3 – A Symbol-Processing Theory of the Paranoid Mode (1975) (0)
From computational metaphor to consensual algorithms (1980) (0)
An intentional-action guiding algorithm in a user-programmable memory prosthesis. (1984) (0)

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