Searches for the term ‘artificial intelligence’ on Google Books’ Ngram viewer. "Whatever your job is the chances are that one of these machines can do it faster or better than you can."
No, this is not a 2018 headline about self-driving cars or one of IBM’s new supercomputers. Instead, it was published by the Daily Mirror in 1955 , when a computer took as much space as a large kitchen and had less power than a pocket calculator. They were called "electronic brains" back then, and evoked both hope and fear. And more than 20 years later, little had changed: […]
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