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comp.ai.expsys is a proposed moderated newsgroup for expert systems in developing countries. Contact expsys@alfa.mty.itesm.mx or Luis Araiza (laraiza@campus.mty.itesm.mx) with comments. [LINGUIST, 7/19/94.] (The name needs to be more specific.)
AI-NAT covers applications of AI to the natural world: resource management, development planning, defense, etc. (Another list covers agricultural expert systems.) Send a "subscribe ai-nat netaddress" message to majordomo@adfa.oz.au. [Bob McKay (rim@cspyr0.cs.adfa.oz.au), comp.ai, 7/14/94. David Joslin.]
Pac-Hiway concerns development of the [Canadian?] information highway, especially policy issues. Send a "subscribe pac-hiway your name" message to listprocessor@cunews.carleton.ca. Questions to Shawn W. Yerxa (swyerxa@ccs.carleton.ca) of the Public Advisory Council on Information Highway Policy. [net-hap, 7/17/94.]
WWW-Speed covers technical approaches to speeding up WWW service. Contact www-speed-request@tipper.oit.unc.edu. [Simon E. Spero (ses@tipper.oit.unc.edu), c.i.www, 7/15/94. net-hap.] (A related list is WWW-Talk.)
CYBER-MIND is devoted to the "new subjectivities" of cyberspace -- philosophical, psychological, and social. More than 350 people are registered. Send a "subscribe cybermind netaddress" message to majordomo@world.std.com. [Alan Sondheim (sondheim@panix.com), net-hap, 7/16/94.]
TECHSPIRIT-L (Technospirituality Discussion List) covers the relationships between electronic networking and spirituality or religion. Send a "subscribe techspirit-l your name" message to listserver@williams.edu, or contact Mark Taylor (mtaylor@williams.edu). [Christopher.A.Tweney@williams.edu, net-hap, 7/11/94.]