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Al has had the longest gestation period of any computing movement to date. The researchers Warren McCulloch and Walter Pitts conceived of neural networks, the core models that underpin modern Al, in a 1943 paper. Seven years later, Alan Turing wrote his famous paper outlining what people now call the Turing test, the idea that truly intelligent Al could answer questions in a way that is indistinguishable from a human. After many so-called summer and winter cycles, when funding sources came and went, Al now appears to be going mainstream, eighty years from its inception.

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