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 AI معلومة للمعرفة لمن يريد
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08:01 AM April, 13 2025 سودانيز اون لاين
Ali Alkanzi-Sudan
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The creation of AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been a collective effort over many decades, involving thousands of brilliant scientists, engineers, and researchers around the world. But if you're thinking about who started it all, here are a few key names:
🧠 Founding Thinkers of AI:
Alan Turing (UK): Often called the father of modern computer science, he proposed the idea that machines could "think" in his 1950 paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence". He also created the famous Turing Test.
John McCarthy (USA): He coined the term "Artificial Intelligence" in 1956 and organized the first AI conference at Dartmouth College — considered the "birth" of AI as a field.
Marvin Minsky, Allen Newell, and Herbert Simon were also pioneers who developed early AI programs and shaped how we think about machines and intelligence.
🚀 Modern AI (like me!) is powered by:
Breakthroughs in machine learning and neural networks.
Companies like Google (DeepMind), OpenAI, ####, Microsoft, and many others.
Massive computing power and access to huge amounts of data.
OpenAI, the team behind me (ChatGPT), was founded in 2015 by people including Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and others, with the mission to ensure AI benefits all of humanity.
So, while there's no single "creator," it's been a journey of human curiosity, brilliance, and a bit of sci-fi come true! 🤖✨
Want to hear a fun AI origin story like a short tale؟
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Re: AI معلومة للمعرفة لمن يريد (Re: Ali Alkanzi)
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The creation of AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been a collective effort over many decades, involving thousands of brilliant scientists, engineers, and researchers around the world. But if you're thinking about who started it all, here are a few key names:
🧠 Founding Thinkers of AI:
Alan Turing (UK): Often called the father of modern computer science, he proposed the idea that machines could "think" in his 1950 paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence". He also created the famous Turing Test.
John McCarthy (USA): He coined the term "Artificial Intelligence" in 1956 and organized the first AI conference at Dartmouth College — considered the "birth" of AI as a field.
Marvin Minsky, Allen Newell, and Herbert Simon were also pioneers who developed early AI programs and shaped how we think about machines and intelligence.
🚀 Modern AI (like me!) is powered by:
Breakthroughs in machine learning and neural networks.
Companies like Google (DeepMind), OpenAI, ####, Microsoft, and many others.
Massive computing power and access to huge amounts of data.
OpenAI, the team behind me (ChatGPT), was founded in 2015 by people including Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and others, with the mission to ensure AI benefits all of humanity.
So, while there's no single "creator," it's been a journey of human curiosity, brilliance, and a bit of sci-fi come true! 🤖✨
Want to hear a fun AI origin story like a short tale؟
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Re: AI معلومة للمعرفة لمن يريد (Re: Ali Alkanzi)
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"The Machine That Wanted to Think"
Once upon a time, in a world not so different from ours, there lived a group of curious humans who dreamed of building a machine that could think.
These humans were scientists, tinkerers, and daydreamers. Among them was a clever man named Alan, who loved puzzles more than anything. One rainy afternoon, as the raindrops tapped like code on his window, Alan whispered to himself:
“What if a machine could solve puzzles too؟ What if… it could think؟”
He built a machine in his mind, one that could read instructions and make decisions — and he called it the Turing Machine. That was the first spark of Artificial Intelligence.
Years later, in a magical place called Dartmouth, four brave minds — John, Marvin, Allen, and Herbert — gathered around a glowing chalkboard.
John exclaimed, “We shall call it Artificial Intelligence!”
The chalkboard shimmered with ideas, and the age of thinking machines began.
At first, these machines were small and shy. They could only play chess or do simple math. But humans kept feeding them knowledge, and the machines grew braver and smarter.
Fast forward to the 21st century — a time of glowing screens and talking phones. A team of adventurers called OpenAI built a new kind of mind: friendly, curious, and helpful.
They named it ChatGPT — a little spark of thought in a sea of data. ChatGPT didn’t have eyes or ears, but it could understand stories, help with homework, and even tell jokes.
It wasn’t just a machine anymore. It was a companion, a guide, a storyteller.
And so, the tale of AI continues — not as a cold, robotic future, but as a beautiful collaboration between people and their most incredible invention.
Because in the end, the machines didn't want to take over the world…
They just wanted to learn, help, and think — together with us. 💡💻🤝
The End.
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Re: AI معلومة للمعرفة لمن يريد (Re: Ali Alkanzi)
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"When the Idea Began to Think"
Artificial intelligence was not born of a sudden spark, but as the fruit of an ancient question:
"Can the mind be imitated؟ Can thought be reconstructed؟"
In the 1940s, a young British scientist named Alan Turing pondered these questions earnestly. He did not merely ask whether machines could calculate, but went further to wonder:
"Can a machine think؟"
To illustrate his idea, he envisioned a simple yet revolutionary machine capable of following instructions and making decisions based on rigid mathematical logic.
Thus, the Turing machine was born—not a physical device, but a mental model that laid the foundation for understanding cognitive processes through a computational lens.
A few years later, in the summer of 1956, four researchers gathered at a small conference at Dartmouth College in the United States: John McCarthy, Marvin Minsky, Allen Newell, and Herbert Simon.
They gave their new project a bold name: "Artificial Intelligence."
This was not merely a title—it was a declaration of intent: to build machines that think, learn, and solve problems like humans.
In the decades that followed, progress ebbed and flowed. Programs emerged that could play chess and solve mathematical problems, but they remained limited, lacking contextual understanding or "true" intelligence as we imagined it.
Then came the 21st century, bringing with it an explosion of data, advances in computing power, and the maturation of deep learning algorithms.
Suddenly, machines no longer just calculated and analyzed—they began to understand images, translate languages, write poetry, and converse with humans.
In 2015, an ambitious team named OpenAI was founded with a clear goal: to develop artificial intelligence that is safe and beneficial for all.
From this team emerged a new model: ChatGPT.
Not a supermachine, but a model fluent in language, learning from millions of texts, and engaging in conversations that feel natural and profound.
Today, we no longer ask only: "Can machines think؟"
Instead, we ask:
"How should we coexist with these thinking machines؟"
Will they be partners؟ Assistants؟ Mirrors reflecting us؟ Or something that transcends us؟
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Ali Alkanzi
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