Alex Bernstein at the IBM 704 

"THANK YOU FOR AN INTERESTING GAME."

me at the end: WE CAN DO THAT NOW! WE CAN DO IT MR BERNSTEIN YOU'RE RIGHT!! MACHINES LEARN NOW!!!

Wow... How far we've come. It's almost surreal to hear him predict self learning programs.

Alex Bernstein would be really shocked and impressed if he saw what we have today.

That would be so satisfying just to flip all those big switches :P

Don't worry, Mr. IBM 704, Deep Blue will pop up in about 40 years and bring honor to your kind.

Now you know where Kubrick got the red computer eyes from :-)

Didn't IBM manage to make a computer called Deep Blue that managed to play a successful game against a master in chess? That would be decades after this computer, though.

wow, would I love to play a game against that machine!

Good thing that computer screens were invented. What a waste of paper that guy caused.

im sorry Bernstein - i can not allow you to enter that cheat code.

I like how that old computers always look like a machine from an SciFi movie.

3:50 Just like in Kubrick's 2001 - space odyssey!

Can you imnagine one day we will have devices like these at home and be able to use them for personal use? What a time to be alive! I like to imagine people would call them "Personal Computers" once they are small enough to fit under a desk. .

1 Billion computations a day reduced to 100 trillion computations a second 0_0

And the chess game in every Windows Application folder!

This poor guy playing the computer sitting alone in a room was the first lonely chess player.

And now we have advanced intelligence

when paper was cheap

New cod 2020 vibes?

Back then when you played computer games you quite literally played with the computer!😂

The average computer makes about 1 googol calculations in a day. A googol is one followed by a hundred zeroes.

Stalemate. One billion times a second.

what does memory have to do with it? mostly based on processing power

my doe that in a sec

eso es el IBM 704? es una computadora o que

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HAL 9000 type beat

When is this video from?

DID EVERYONE THINKS IBM 7094 IBM 704!!?!!!

That's creepy bro

@Serpico261 Probably because most AI's use those complex arrays and algorithms. They probably are using something much more simpler though, and probably not very efficient ether. I don't know though because I'm terrible in math and only have a small understanding of programming logic. : 3

how much cofee would be used during a game :P

pioneer for robot takeover

@Lisergishnu but that doesn't make them necessarily more clevert if you think in terms of AI nothing has been done!

that computer is so slow by today standers.

I thought it said Albert Einstein

Correction: hundreds times that in a single second.

You need a fifth dimensional array for this program right?

Ha, compare that to the modern IBM mainframes, and it's the opposite.

hmm... well you have a point. Loads of memory with an average computer, you'd go nowhere fast. Just like traveling the world on a tricycle. Uh, I think thats how it's like, right?

How about 1YB of Memory? Yottabyte

kinda creepy honestly

No, not even close. Dozens of orders of magnitude wrong. I don't think I've ever seen anyone that far off on any kind of estimate :D A 10Ghz cpu running for the estimated age of the universe would only manage ~4,600.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000operations. A far cry from 10.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 (A googol)

HAHAH Imagine how many calculations a cheap regular desktop computer today does each day!!!! 3.4GHz X 60 sec/min X 60 min/hr X 24 hrs/day HAHA LOL!!!

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Sattelites are artificial? I thought they were real lol.

can it run on GTA 5 XDXD

all those huge piece of scrap ... jsut for a chess game ? wow ...... OLD SHIT :D