The History of Artificial Intelligence [Documentary]

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I am 73 years old and I have watched the changes of computerization from Bell systems through IBM and on to the internet and reduction in size of the computers themselves. Being a lover of science fiction in the early days I've watched it all go to real science. I graduated with a BA in History so I decided to take a course in computer science so I could understand how it had all occurred. I was amazed that it was all based on binary code...i.e. 0 and 1. Now I expect IA will definitely happen, possibly even in my lifetime. Especially now that programs can correct themselves over time....

Every documentary should have a year added.

At 17:24 , I love the way the black-hair guy laughed and then looked around. He laughed like most great grandpas laugh today. When you think it was weird age, instead it was the demeanor of that generation (child to grand). ❤️

Those old videos are absolutely fascinating. Schooling overall just glances at old discoveries, because the nature of how we explain things, and the transformative nature of our communication. That, orr they feel it is obsolete in the new world. I learned a astounding amount of information about the past of technology, that it actually helped me better understand the technology of today I thought I fully understood already. Brilliant work whoever made this.

Watching this while working on a machine learning course lmao. Honestly their accomplishments are impressive

This compilation is Diamond on the internet. thank you so much !

I am 76 years old and remember failing 6th grade science. Had to take a summer class to pass on to 7th. But have had a passionate for reading, or presentations like this for many years. Several of the scientists spoke of things in the future and with an outlook of 15 to 20years. I think they were right, obviously. I am trying to catch up. I am chasing the rabbit as at the dog track.

i am thrilled by history of things as i see this type of video i want to thank u for providing such knowledge to the humans around the globe

WHAT amazed me is they were capable since then to visualize the capabilities in the future!

I am so delighted to run into this documentary albeit little late. I enjoyed and learned a lot. Thank you very much for preparing this gem. 👏👏👏

I came across this channel and video by accident, due tio autoplay and liked and subbed right away!

Fantastic viewing! Just think how amazed they would be now

Welcome back! Love the new name

No thing is ever really new, just an evolution of something that came before.

tanks you for giving us your time! =)

I would strongly recommend the book Genius Makers if you thought this video was interesting. It's also on Audible if you don't have the time to read it. There is a lot still missing in this video in terms of how we got to this point. There are also quite a few important figures who were left out in this video who helped make it happen. By no means will you fully understand AI / ML from this video or the Genius Makers book, but it's at least an intriguing introduction.

When I was around 7 years old, a 5 year old child and I found some coins. While dividing our fun find, the 5 year child insisted she wanted the nickel instead of the dime. Even after i explained to her the value of the dime was more than the nickel, she insisted the nickel "is bigger".

8:46 It must have been mindblowing for the average people the fact that computer scientists had touchscreen technology with a computer that can learn patterns in the 60's (though it only worked with magnetic pens)

Dr Frankenstein, you've created a monster.