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Alan Turing, a Mathematician Who Opened the Way for Machines to Think when the World Still Misunderstood the Question: "We Can only See a Short Distance Ahead, but We See a Lot that Needs to Be done."
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Alan Turing's phrase speaks about acting without seeing everything. It serves those who want to study technology, change their profession or reorganize financial life, but waits for a perfect plan before starting. Where does Alan Turing's phrase come from? The phrase appears in the article Computing Machinery and Intelligence, published in 1950 in... The post Alan Turing, a mathematician who opened the way for machines to think when the world st…
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