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An Electronic Computer Speaks

January 16, 2020  by Chris Wiley

Siri, no, not the first. Computers have been speaking for a while now, maybe even longer than you thought. This recording is from 1963, and originated from an important technology company of the time, Bell Labs:

The computer sings the song “Daisy.” Remember this from somewhere?

Posted in: Music, Wha? & Tagged: computer, future

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