Jul 21, 2026 · 54 min · 12 segments
Has this text been written by an AI or by us, Felienne and Hanna? It's the latter! Why does this matter? This week, we discuss what it means when you can no longer tell human and machine output apart…
is it? That's the easiest question, I think.
about 25 pages um it was published in 1950 so a little bit after the world war in which during of course participated help helping win the war by cracking codes of the germans um and it appeared in a journal called minds um on things related to the minds i guess So not necessarily in a computer science venue.
Although, of course, in 1950, there was not really computer science.
There was math, there was a mathematician, but there were also many other people from other fields participating in research around computers, like Herbert Simon, for example, who won a Turing Award later, but also a Nobel Prize for economy.
So you can see that this field of computer science that's emerging initially was quite broad and multidisciplinary.
25 pages, you say.
Why not? I need to bring it to you.
So parts of it are good, I think, to be fair.
is it? That's the easiest question, I think.
about 25 pages um it was published in 1950 so a little bit after the world war in which during of course participated help helping win the war by cracking codes of the germans um and it appeared in a journal called minds um on things related to the minds i guess So not necessarily in a computer science venue.
Although, of course, in 1950, there was not really computer science.
There was math, there was a mathematician, but there were also many other people from other fields participating in research around computers, like Herbert Simon, for example, who won a Turing Award later, but also a Nobel Prize for economy.
So you can see that this field of computer science that's emerging initially was quite broad and multidisciplinary.
25 pages, you say.
Why not? I need to bring it to you.
So parts of it are good, I think, to be fair.
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