Artificial Intelligence in Byte-sized Chunks

The Second World War brought devastation and horrific suffering for millions of people. But like all wars, it acted as a catalyst for rapid technological advancement

their own ways at surviving in their respective niches.

Biological brains

Grey Walter likened their brains to two sensory neurons: one for light, one for touch.

we delve into the past, present and potential future of AI, we’ll uncover the intricate dance between human ingenuity and the ever-evolving realm of artificial intelligence.’

We must learn to cope with the potential for our own data to be gobbled up by some AI and incorporated into a new solution produced by that AI without us ever knowing about it.

It means that we do not always know if an image or piece of music or even a passage of text is written by a human or not. This blurring of creative authorship challenges our traditional notions of creativity and authenticity in the digital age.

investigated morphogenesis, or how we develop into complex organisms from a single cell

Walter who tried to build cybernetic systems were making the first electronic artificial intelligences.

Cybernetics was the first formal study of intelligence,

ever-evolving realm