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Towers of spinning brass  \nTwith numbers on their teeth were pinned to rods driven  \ncogs  \nby a  \ngear train. The seventeen-year-old Ada Byron was transfixed as she cranked the handle of the Difference Engine. Its inventor, Charles Babbage, had invited her to see it in action as it whirred and clicked away, mechanically calculating polynomial sums. Ada had always hada fascination with mathematics and inventions, encouraged by the tutors her mother had been eager to provide.  \nBut it may have been the artistic genes she’d inherited from her father, the poet Lord Byron, that set Ada to imagining what such marvellous machinery might be capable of. A decade later—now married and become Countess of Lovelace—she turned her attention  \nto Babbage’s designs for an even more sophisticated calculator. It dawned on herthatit would be more than just a number cruncher:  \nThe Analytical Engine does not occupy common ground with mere “calculating machines.” It holds a position wholly its own; and the considerations it suggests are most interesting in their nature.  \nAda Lovelace’s notes are now recognized as the first inroads into the creation of code, the spark of the idea that has ignited the artificial intelligence revolution sweeping the world today, fueled by the work of pioneers like Alan Turing, Marvin Minsky, and Donald Michie. Yet Lovelace herself was cautious as to how much any machine could achieve: “It is desirable to guard against the possibility of exaggerated ideas that might arise as to the powers of the Analytical Engine,” she wrote.“The Analytical Machine has no pretensions whatever to originate anything. It can do whatever we know how to order it to perform.”  \nUltimately, she believed, it was limited: you couldn’t get more out than you had put in.  \nThis belief has been a mantra of computer science for many years, a shield against the fear that someday programmers will set in motion a computer they cannot control. Some have gone so far as to suggest that to program a machine to be artificially intelligent, we would first have to understand human intelligence. But in the last few years a new way of thinking about code has emerged: a shift from a top-down approach to programming to bottom-up efforts to get the code to chart its own path.","cbCaiswzctmTD1Rm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiswzctmTD1Rm","pdf",584626,24,"English","# The Lovelace Test\n## Three Types of Creativity\n## Ready Steady Go\n## Algorithms, the Secret to Modern Life\n## From Top-Down to Bottom-Up\n## Algorithmic Evolution\n## Painting by Numbers\n## Learning from the Masters\n## TheArt of Mathematics\n## The Mathematician’s Telescope\n## Music: The Process of Sounding Mathematics\n## The Song-Writing Formula\n## DeepMathematics\n## Language Games\n## Let AI Tell You a Story\n## Why We Create: A Meeting of Minds\n## Selected Bibliography\n## Acknowledgments","[{\"question\":\"What does Ada Lovelace’s work contribute to the book’s view of code and creativity?\",\"answer\":\"Her notes are presented as early foundations for coding, including the spark for ideas behind today’s artificial intelligence. 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