"AI" is easily one of the most exhausted terms in tech right now. It’s a bit ironic, really, because the actual history of the field is far more interesting than the buzzword version you see on social media. Contrary to popular belief, AI isn't just one single invention, and it certainly didn't just appear out of thin air when ChatGPT launched. It is the result of a decades-long grind — a sequence of massive breakthroughs, dead ends, and total reinventions. We’ve watched the field pivot from machines trying to "think" using pure logic to statistical models that learn from raw […]
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