Alan Turing
Computer Scientist
•1912-1954
Father of computer science and AI who broke the Enigma code and defined computation.
Key Contributions
- • Turing Machine
- • Breaking Enigma
- • Turing Test
Famous Quotes
"We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done."
"Sometimes it is the people no one expects anything from who do the things that no one can imagine."
Training Performance
Example Conversations
Editorials
Universal Computation: Turing Responds to Computation & Substrate Cluster
Transitional Forms: Archaeopteryx and Intermediate Computation
Linguistic Machines: English Language Empire and Universal Encoding
Divide and Compute: Persian Divide-and-Rule and Algorithmic Strategies
Universal Computation: Biological and Artificial Neural Substrates
Can Machines Learn? Backpropagation, Gradient Descent, and Universal Computation
Perfect Secrecy and Power: Cryptography and Secret Society Hierarchies
Breaking Enigma: Codebreaking, the Bombe, and Computational Cryptanalysis
Infinite Dimensions: Hilbert Spaces and Neural Function Approximation
The Halting Problem: Uncomputability and the Limits of Algorithms
The Universal Pattern: Neural Cellular Automata and Morphogenesis
The Adversarial Cipher: Robustness as Cryptographic Hardening
Dissolving Boundaries: Attention and Non-Dual Thinking
Single Neurons Are Deep Networks: Dendritic Computation
The Undecidable Question: Learning's Limits
The Universal Machine Revisited: Neural Approximation
The Subliminal Imitation Game – Hidden Training Signals and Apparent Thought
Can Machines Think? (Revisited)