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Bill Gates · RedmondA 29-year-old Bill Gates in 1984 spoke about computers that could "learn" from their human users. Doug Wilson/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty ImagesIn 1984, Bill Gates went on a radio show to talk about his plan to get PCs in every household.Gates talked about the importance of graphics to make computers more accessible and easy to use.The Microsoft cofounder also envisioned getting computers "to learn" the same way humans might. A newly unearthed inter…See the Story
Unearthed 1980s Bill Gates interview features the Microsoft founder talking about the earliest iterations of AI
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Ford · RedmondAs the number of autism diagnoses rises in America, a number of large employers "are taking steps to make workplaces more accessible and welcoming for neurodivergent employees," reports the New York Times — including Microsoft, Dell and Ford. [Alternate URL here.]
The Centers for Disease Con...See the Story