We Are Living in the Future
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Women in tech, a computer marriage, and Y2K in 1973
Hi! Welcome! Before getting into this week’s content, a PSA: this project also has an Instagram account. If you like your history in picture form, check it out.
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Women in tech
In...
Art, music, speech recognition, and computers according to kids
Computers according to kids
In 1970, Data General Corporation, a minicomputer manufacturer, ran a contest challenging children to make art about the computer. What started as a promotional stunt became something akin to an anthropologi...
Computer dating, playing God, and a printer for Chinese
Computer dating
This week in 1969, a computer-dating company called Compatibility took out a full-page ad trying to persuade singles to “be comfortable with computer dating.”
Compatibility served photos of potential suitors to client...
Space, gaming for girls, burgers, and human obsolescence
Space
This week in 1963: the AP reported on two very important questions about the space program: what would astronauts eat, and how would they shave?
The first American spaceflight, in 1961, lasted just 15 minutes. Now, NASA had its s...
Hacking, synthetic speech, privacy, and robot therapists
Hacking
This week: China allegedly hacked lots of stuff. (Their position: No, we didn’t. You did. Which, I mean...)
This week in 1973: The Morning News opinion page described “a science fiction fantasy” where a “programmer” infects com...
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Y2K survivor. Also Brazilian. Also at teo.works. Also made ifinsomecataclysm.com.
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