Before the era of deep learning and massive GPUs, the dream of artificial intelligence was born in the minds of mathematicians and philosophers. In this first episode, we explore Alan Turing's seminal paper and the legendary 1956 Dartmouth workshop that started it all.

Following the initial hype, the AI industry faced brutal funding cuts known as the 'AI Winters'. Discover how a small group of persistent researchers kept neural networks alive, eventually leading to the deep learning explosion we see today.

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is no longer just science fiction. As large language models scale to trillion-parameter architectures, we analyze the philosophical and technical milestones required to reach human-level cognition.