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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I THINK he didn't go that far to frame it as a program, started off later? although indications are that he indeed would have believed it.
It may or may not have started with Zuse 1967 (another genius...). But that's likely Turing's legacy: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/758b/5dcbaf99288cc35c417afbd38e98f9c2b8f4.pdf …
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As far as I understand from sifting the literature on the topic, it was indeed Zuse who first proposed it, then Landauer et al.
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W/o a doubt his legacy, all of the digital physics people call the '36 Turing Machine paper as a paper in physics and cite DP as its legacy.
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