THE LIVING ARCHIVE

From punched cards to autonomous collaborators: the ideas, people, languages and systems that taught machines to follow—and increasingly interpret—human intent.

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George Stibitz and Remote Computing: The 1940 Teletype Demonstration

George Stibitz’s 1940 Dartmouth demonstration separated the person issuing a computation from the machine performing it, anticipating remote terminals decades before networked computing became ordinary.

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