AI in Engineering: An Origin Story

from Generative AI 101 Hosted by Emily Laird

In this opening episode of our AI in Engineering mini series, host Emily Laird takes you back to the early days of AI, where it all began—vacuum tubes, theorem-solving programs, and a bunch of brilliant misfits at the 1956 Dartmouth Workshop. From the Logic Theorist and the clunky SNARC machine to the rise of industrial robots, this is the story of AI’s rough and thrilling start in engineering. Connect with Us: If you enjoyed this episode or have questions, reach out to Emily Laird on LinkedIn. Stay tuned for more insights into the evolving world of generative AI. And remember, you now know more about AI in Engineering than you did before! Connect with Emily Laird on LinkedIn

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