You could say it might be...Turing Complete
Turing may be the most significant figure in AI, even 60 years later. Leaves you wondering where the world would be if he didn't die at 41
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(Yes, yes, that was an awful pun and I should feel bad, but research shows that the only way to cope with awful puns is to share them)
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Don't know about the world, but Turing would have certainly worked on Neural Networks after '53 http://www.alanturing.net/turing_archive/pages/reference%20articles/connectionism/Turing%27s%20neural%20networks.html …
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Max Neumann summarized Turing's body of work as trying to understand "the extent and the limitations of mechanistic explanations of nature".
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I am reading a bio of another giant John Von Neumann and thinking the same thing
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We British effectively killed him.. hounded the poor man to his death. Not our finest hour
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If the English government didn't kill him!
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Same applies to Abel and others
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About Turing is worth remembering also *how* he died.
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Turing was prosecuted in 1952 for homosexual acts. He accepted chemical castration treatment as an alternative to prison.
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