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Alan Turing: the short, brilliant life and tragic death of an enigma
20 Jun 2012:Codebreaker and mathematician Alan Turing's legacy comes to life in a Science Museum exhibition
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20 Jun 2012:
Codebreaker and mathematician Alan Turing's legacy comes to life in a Science Museum exhibition
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10 Jun 2012: Mapping the brain could unlock the secrets of human individuality. But with billions of changing neural networks in a cubic millimetre, the task is immense, says Sebastian Seung
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1 Apr 2012: No computer can yet pass the 'Turing test' and be taken as human. But, says Marcus du Sautoy, the hunt for artificial intelligence is moving in a different, exciting direction that involves creativity, language – and even jazz
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21 Mar 2012:
An article about artificial intelligence provides an object lesson in how to introduce a complex, potentially baffling subject area
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5 Feb 2012: John Naughton: Three courses created at Stanford University prove that free online education can compete with traditional teaching methods
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2 Nov 2011: Wendy M Grossman: Singularitarians believe artificial intelligence will be humanity's saviour. But they also assume AI entities will be benevolent
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28 Oct 2011: Danielle Elizabeth Tumminio: The Cleverbot, an artificial intelligence application, is the consummate copycat, but could it take over pastoral care?
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25 Oct 2011: Noel Sharkey: The Loebner prize rewards the machine that best imitates a human – it provides a great sanity check for wilder AI claims
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6 Sep 2011: Originally published in the Guardian on 6 September 1957: A machine which is already claimed to be more advanced in human learning than a small child was described to the zoology section of the British Association here to-day
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