Collaborate Disseminate
Hacking on actual computers is one thing, but hacking purposefully on imaginary computers is, these days, something we can only imagine. Continue reading Move over Patch Tuesday – it’s Ada Lovelace Day!
IBM has come up with an automatic debating system called Project Debater that researches a topic, presents an argument, listens to a human rebuttal and formulates its own rebuttal. But …read more Continue reading Death Of The Turing Test In An Age Of Successful AIs
The new 50 Pound note honors Alan Turing. Breaker of Nazi encryption and father of computing.
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Continue reading Alan Turing, WWII Cryptanalyst and Computer Pioneer, on New £50 Note
If only he’d been treated like this in his lifetime: the computing pioneer who knew “this is only a foretaste”. Continue reading Alan Turing’s £50 banknote officially unveiled
This sealogged Nazi machine will undergo restoration. Continue reading Divers Pull Rare Surviving WWII Enigma Cipher Machine from Bottom of the Baltic
Can you tell whether you’re talking to a human or AI? Continue reading ‘Bot or Not?’ – a game to train us to spot chatbots faking it as humans
The field of computer science has undeniably changed the world for virtually every single person by now. Certainly for you as Hackaday reader, but also for everyone around you, whether they’re working in the field themselves, or are simply enjoying the fruits of convenience it bears. What was once a …read more
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In case you were wondering, scientists really can change the world, and change it for the better, too. Continue reading Alan Turing chosen for the UK’s new £50 note – a cracking result!
The Bank of England has announced that Alan Turing’s face will grace the new £50 note.
Continue reading Alan Turing – the face of the new £50 note
The Bank of England has announced that the new face of the £50 note is to be Alan Turing. This news follows a round of public nominations for a scientist to fill the space, and Turing was in the running with some stiff competition from the likes of Stephen Hawking …read more