What was a computer program that employed heuristics and a means-ends analysis in its attempt to simulate problem solving in a generally humanlike fashion called?

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The General Problem Solver was a computer program developed by Simon and Newell in 1957 that employed heuristics and a means-ends analysis to simulate human-like problem-solving. The other options are unrelated to this specific program.

What Was a Computer Program That Employed Heuristics and a Means-Ends