The Wartime Mind
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The Wartime Mind
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World War II did not invent artificial intelligence, but it created the machines, institutions, and urgency that made it imaginable. At Bletchley Park, thousands of people and machines worked together to break encrypted communications. We trace Alan Turing’s role without the lone-genius mythology, examine the Bombe and Colossus, and follow Turing into his 1950 proposal for the imitation game. The war revealed that machines could perform immense chains of logical work. It also left a question no behavioural test can settle: when a machine sounds intelligent, what exactly have we learned?
Produced by Rogue Media Network. Narration was created with an AI voice selected by the producer. Acoustic music: “Poetic Lyrical Beautiful Cinematic Piano Cello Music” by Denis Pavlov, used under the Pixabay Content License. This series is independently produced and is not affiliated with the people, companies, or institutions discussed.