The third founder of AI was John von Neumann,
the brilliant Hungarian-born mathematician. In 1930, he joined the Princeton University, lecturing in mathematical physics. He was an adviser for the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator project at the University of Pennsylvania and helped to design the Electronic Discrete Variable Calculator. He was influenced by McCulloch and Pitts’s neural network model. When Marvin Minsky and Dean Edmonds, two graduate students in the Princeton mathematics department, built the first neural network computer in 1951, von Neumann encouraged and supported them.
The third founder of AI was John von Neumann, the brilliant Hungarian-born mathematician. In 1930, he joined the Princeton University, lecturing in mathematical physics. He was an adviser for the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator project at the University of Pennsylvania and helped to design the Electronic Discrete Variable Calculator. He was influenced by McCulloch and Pitts’s neural network model. When Marvin Minsky and Dean Edmonds, two graduate students in the Princeton mathematics department, built the first neural network computer in 1951, von Neumann encouraged and supported them.
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