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Vector Meridian / Field film 03

Who Really Invented AI? The History Everyone Gets Wrong

A feature-length history that treats artificial intelligence as a distributed lineage and distinguishes theoretical contribution, first publication, engineering practicality, and large-scale demonstration.

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92:05
Kind
history
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Before watching, list two different meanings of “invented” that a history of AI might confuse.

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  1. Accessible account: this feature follows a distributed history of machine learning and distinguishes first publication, independent discovery, theory, engineering practicality, and large-scale demonstration. A full owner-exported timed transcript is pending; the published chapter index remains available on YouTube.

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