Later critics accused Lenat of over-interpreting the output of AM, and argued that any system that generated enough short Lisp programs would generate ones that could be interpreted by an external observer as representing equally sophisticated mathematical concepts.
Later critics accused Lenat of over-interpreting the output of AM. Any system would generate ones. This was what critics argued. These ones could be interpreted by an external observer as. These ones were representing equally sophisticated mathematical concepts. This system generated enough short Lisp programs.