Tag — Artificial Intelligence By Martyn Rhys Vaughan In 1955 John McCarthy, an assistant professor at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, organised a group “To clarify and develop ideas about ‘Thinking Machines’.” The following year, he coined the term “Artificial Intelligence”, now shortened to AI. The early researchers soon realised that the world of…

Fortune and Fame Fortune and Fame by Jonathan Power and David Collins (with permission). Jonathan Power’s inspirational and unique journey from humble origins to a life of advising international stars of sport, film and theatre. Book available in eBook, paperback and hardback . Some individuals achieve such fame for their…

Politicians of Wales The Welsh have had a huge influence in the USA, with Hillary Clinton as the latest manifestation. Many of them were influential as industrial managers and many in the foundation of the state. Richard Price was a Welsh moral philosopher, non-conformist preacher and mathematician. He was also…

Politicians of Wales Essays and illustrations about politicians from Wales or with Welsh ancestry who have had a very wide range of impacts on history and who date from the sixteenth century to today. Jonathan Morgan I am a disabled war veteran who suffered from PTSD, partly as a result of a…

Grave Tales from Wales It may have happened over 100 years ago but the memory of such events lies fresh in small communities. They don’t much like outsiders poking about, opening up old wounds, parading the kind of shame that a village doesn’t need, even after all these years. Brithdir, Gwynedd It…

Geoff Brookes. Introduction Grave Tales from Wales provides, at last, a sequel to the popular Stories in Welsh Stone, my first work about Welsh history. And, as they did in that book, gravestones from across Wales provide a remarkable window into the past. …

Grave Tales from Wales I never did do it. Tank Cottage in Bassaleg was a small property, dominated by a large water tank in the front garden. It was the home of Charles and Mary Thomas. He was 82 and she was ten years younger. …

Serialisation of a story from ‘Blessed are the Cracked’ by Delphine Richards in 4 Parts. Preamble — Tegwyn Takes Stock It was completely dark and she knew she was dying. …

Part 4. By Martyn Rhys Vaughan Martyn Rhys Vaughan - Cambria Books Martyn Rhys Vaughan was fascinated with tales of other worlds and other modes of being from a very early age. One of…www.cambriabooks.co.uk We now move on to one of the greatest minds of the Twentieth Century, namely Alan Turing. Alan Turing Turing was a genuine polymath, solving problems in biology as well as pure mathematics and basically creating the discipline of Computer Science.