And now the team entered the stage: impressive results of 4 years of research on history of AI! Some early findings & an insight into how to do research on that. All the best for the books! @dinp.bsky.social, Helen Piel, Rudi Seising, Jakob Tschandl & Florian Müller #Digitalgeschichte

„Castles in the Sky”: Reflections on the Mechanical Inexhaustibility of Mathematics, Keynote by @mysdick.bsky.social So impressive! MACSYMA as an early expert system in automated mathematics. She made a convincing argument basing on Mahoney's how the world got into computer: Math was transformed!

Now starting: The final conference of the wonderful project on the "History of AI in Germany" (IGGI: Ingenieure des Geistes – Geistesingenieure) at the Deutsches Museum, Munich. Looking back to four years of research on #historyofcomputing #Digitalgeschichte @dinp.bsky.social #historyoftechnology

Tim Schinschick asking for the regional history of computing in education in Baden-Württemberg: was it a front runner, or just as the others? How did computer education change? Schinschick citing @maltethiessen.bsky.social and his programmatic article on a regional history of computing. #digineq

DIGITAL INEQUALITIES - historicising the changes in the digital age. Do we need #DH for writing about #historyofcomputing? I would say definitively yes! Today starts the workshop of the ZZF project #digineq Looking forward to interesting talks about schools, women and migration/borders in Germany

Joseph Weizenbaum and left wing criticism of capitalism, war, bureaucracy in Berlin in 1979/80 - one other legacy of the prominent AI scientist @ultrabeige.bsky.social hold an amazing talk about a this certain scene #digitalgeschichte #historyofcomputing #histscitech @weizenbauminstitut.bsky.social

Peripheral? About the structural changes in regional settings: start to a conference on contemporary regional history at the HNF in #paderborn What an amazing location at the former headquarter of the Nixdorf Computer company. #digitalgeschichte #historyofcomputing

Oh what a beautiful suggestion! I didn’t know the text by Turkle and Papert. Thanks! I decided now for the text by Sybille Krämer on Lovelace as programmer and the introductory literature in my screenshot.
But do you know a good edition of the original code commented by Lovelace? #digitalgeschichte

Hello World! The sky is blue here - let’s keep it like that.