Happy Birthday Univac 1
Uploaded by: StevenErnest
Video Description:
A brief tribute to the grandfather of computers, UNIVAC 1.
The world's first commercially produced electronic digital computer, was unveiled on June 14, 1951.
56 years ago today as I upload this.
Music: The Man-Machine
Band: Kraftwerk
Album: The Man-Machine
Voice of HAL 9000,
Performed by Douglas Rain,
From, 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Directed by Stanley Kubrick,
Written by Arthur C. Clarke.
Copyright 1968 MGM.
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Human chess-players fell to Deep Blue in the 90's...
Only the very good players of Go still hold a (shaky) advantage on behalf of carbon-based life. Soon our only real champions will be the painters.
Thanks!
"...I can't let you do that Frank." ooooo, a nightmare.
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Have you heard about quantic computers?
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I saw a show recently at BBC, "Human version 2.0" It talked about: understanding the brain enough to build brain-like computers and exchanging information from a brain to a computer and vice versa. Serious subject, a bit troubling.
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Deep Thought Computer (DT): "The Answer to the great question of Life, the Universe, and Everything..."
Philosophers (Ph):"Yes...!"
(DT):"is..."
(Ph)[slightly higher]:"Yes...!"
(DT): "IS..."
(Ph)[really high]:"Yes...!!!...?"
(DT): "Forty-two".
[pause]
(Ph):"We're going to get lynched, aren't we?"
(DT):"Once you know what the question actually is, you'll know what the answer means"
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Yes, I've read about them. "Qubits" for quantum bits.
I think eventually we'll have AI equal to, if not beyond, the human mind.
Conventional computers will never match the capabilities of a Quantum computer. Crazy algorithms that can do multiple tasks at once using the Quantum "entanglement" and "superposition" phenomenon.
Colossus: The Forbin Project, "Never?"
Thanks for uploading my friend (Y)