THE formal advent of artificial intelligence (AI) is often dated to a 1956 summer workshop at Dartmouth College, a private Ivy League research university in New Hampshire in the United States.
Yet, long before scientists coined the term, the groundwork for computing to perform logical tasks like playing chess was already being laid.
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