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Turing's 1950 paper ponders "machine thought" with the "Turing Test" (machine mimics human). This debated idea shaped AI and the philosophy of thought.
"Artificial intelligence" is born at the 1956 Dartmouth conference, coined by McCarthy. And then Newell, Shaw, and Simon built the Logic Theorist, the first working AI program.
Perceptron, the first learning computer by Rosenblatt (1967), sparked neural networks. But Minsky and Papert's "Perceptrons" (1968) cast doubt, hindering the field for years.
Backpropagation unlocks neural networks potential. This training method (1980s) fueled their widespread use in modern AI.
Russell & Norvig's "Modern Approach" (1995) defines AI in 4 ways, focusing on rationality and thought VS mere action, becoming a key AI textbook.
Big Blue shocks the world by defeating chess champion Kasparov (1997).
McCarthy defines AI in his paper (1955) as "the science and engineering of making intelligent machines".
Watson, IBM's AI, triumphs over Jeopardy, Legends Jennings & Rutter (2011).
Baidu's Minwa aces image recognition (beating humans) with convolutional neural networks, a powerful AI tool.
DeepMind's AlphaGo conquers Go champion Lee Sedol (2016). This AI, using deep learning, masters a complex game (14.5 trillion moves!) sparking Google's $400M acquisition.
Huge language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT power AI's leap (2020s). Pre-training on massive data unlocks vast potential for businesses.