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Brute list-searcher can't respond flexibly to change

The all possible conversations machine couldn't adapt its speech to novel and changing contexts. A machine searching a list to produce responses to verbal stimuli wouldn't be able to adapt coherently to the continigencies of ongoing conversation.

Robert Richardson, 1982.
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