La clave de Alan.

¡Hola de nuevo! ¡Comenzamos la tercera temporada! Alan Turing fue un brillante matemático, criptoanalista e informático teórico nacido el veintitrés de Junio de 1912 en Maida Vale un distrito residencial al oeste de Londres. Turing, ademas de ser un brillante científico era homosexual, lo cual le costó la vida el siete de junio de 1954. Y hoy 110 años después de su nacimiento, le recordaremos con este Memory ;) Turing es mundialmente conocido por cuatro hechos: Formalizó los conceptos de algoritmo y computación con su máquina de Turing Es considerado el padre de la inteligencia artificial y creador del famoso test de Turing. Su participación en el equipo de criptoanálisis de la máquina de criptografía alemana Enigma fue clave Fue una víctima más de la mentalidad reaccionaria puritana del mundo anglosajón. No me digáis que no merece la pena saber más acerca de este personaje. ¡No te lo pierdas!

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