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At a time when computing power was still largely reliant on human brains, the British mathematician Alan Turing imagined a machine capable of advancing far past its original programming. To Turing, a computing machine would initially be coded to work according to that program but could expand beyond its original functions. At the time, Turing lacked the technology to prove his theory because computing machines had not advanced to that point, but he’s credited with conceptualizing artificial intelligence before it came to be called that. He also developed a means for assessing whether a machine thinks on par with a human, which he called “the imitation game” but is now more popularly called “the Turing test.”
