Alan Turing — "We are not interested in the fact that a machine can do something, but in the fa…"
We are not interested in the fact that a machine can do something, but in the fact that it can learn to do something.
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Attributed, general implication from his writings on machine learning, but exact quote is elusive.
Date: Approx. 1950
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