The Quiet AI Miscalculation T&T Professionals Are Making (Part 1)
The most disruptive technology in a generation is the one we're least prepared for
In the spring of 1943, a young Black woman named Miriam Mann started work at the Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory. She was a mathematician. The job title on her personnel card said computer, because back then that is what they called people whose job was to compute.
She sat at a desk with a slide rule and a mechanical calculator and produced, by …
