Interactive Computing

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"'It really wasn't a command and control research program. It was an interactive computing program. And my believe was, and still is, you can't really do command and control outside the framework of such a thing.'"
"But first he wanted to make sure that US intelligence agencies hadn't secretly developed this kind of interactive computing technology already. 'I even went to the CIA and gave them a pitch,' said Lick"
"He bankrolled projects on interactive computing and time sharing, graphical interface design, networking, and artificial intelligence at MIT, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Harvard, Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford, and the RAND Corporation."
1962-? ARPA's Command and Control Research Program