AI Methods, Around For Decades, Now Move To Dominate Everything

More than 350 years ago, Gottfried Leibniz theorized that all rational thought could be broken down into a series of binary expressions, that whatever went on in a person's head could be transferred to a mechanical device. It was this theory that Leibniz believed could lead the world away from wars and arguments. Logic and rational solutions, he forecast, could be arrived at through a non-partisan device. The German mathematician-philosopher went on to devise a calculating language comprised of just two things: 1s and 0s. We now know Leibniz's breakthrough as the binary computing language, of course, the language of machines.