13-06-2024, 07:58 AM
(This post was last modified: 13-06-2024, 08:27 AM by Ahmet Ardıç.)
Adding another note to one of my previous comment where I shared information about Artificial Intelligence would be useful.
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The part I want to add is:
Before Cahit Arf, A. Turing wrote an article on a similar subject but with different content in 1950.
See: A. M. TURING, I.—COMPUTING MACHINERY AND INTELLIGENCE, Mind, Volume LIX, Issue 236, October 1950, Pages 433–460,
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[Note 1: Unfortunately, A. Turing did not live very long. It can be said that he fell into a psychological depression due to the British Government's efforts to castrate him because of his homosexual preferences and in a sense, he died unable to overcome the devastating effects of this. Alan Turing was a brilliant mathematician and computer scientist. He was also gay, and this was considered a crime in the UK at the time. Turing was prosecuted and sentenced to chemical castration, which he successfully resisted. Despite his persecution, Turing's legacy lives on as a pioneer of modern computing logic and a champion of LGBTQ+ rights. I would like to remember him with respect on all these occasions.
Note2: Europeans' different approaches to different aspects of human rights reminded me of a memory. I went to the British Library in London in 2019 as part of my research on VM. Here I determined that the questions asked to create this library's membership card were racist. It is very sad that England, which is trying to teach civilization lessons to countries it sees as inferior, can still take such approaches in this century.]
You can see my previous comment on this page:
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The part I want to add is:
Before Cahit Arf, A. Turing wrote an article on a similar subject but with different content in 1950.
See: A. M. TURING, I.—COMPUTING MACHINERY AND INTELLIGENCE, Mind, Volume LIX, Issue 236, October 1950, Pages 433–460,
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[Note 1: Unfortunately, A. Turing did not live very long. It can be said that he fell into a psychological depression due to the British Government's efforts to castrate him because of his homosexual preferences and in a sense, he died unable to overcome the devastating effects of this. Alan Turing was a brilliant mathematician and computer scientist. He was also gay, and this was considered a crime in the UK at the time. Turing was prosecuted and sentenced to chemical castration, which he successfully resisted. Despite his persecution, Turing's legacy lives on as a pioneer of modern computing logic and a champion of LGBTQ+ rights. I would like to remember him with respect on all these occasions.
Note2: Europeans' different approaches to different aspects of human rights reminded me of a memory. I went to the British Library in London in 2019 as part of my research on VM. Here I determined that the questions asked to create this library's membership card were racist. It is very sad that England, which is trying to teach civilization lessons to countries it sees as inferior, can still take such approaches in this century.]