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So in this case, a computer had evaluated millions of possible layouts, managed a complex relational system, and kept track of a very large set of measurements and variables, allowing the humans to focus on design and compositional choices.

Instead of thinking about what a computer will do to solve the problem, design the solution around what the human will do as well.

Every interaction we have in the world is recorded by an ever growing array of sensors: your phone, your credit card, your computer.

The computer had to integrate a vast amount of geospacial information, social media data and relief organization information to answer this question.

We know from the sequencing of the human genome that it's shown us all of the A's, C's, G's and T's that make up our genetic code, but that code, by itself, our DNA, is like looking at the ones and zeroes of the computer code without having a computer that can read it.

Well, it wasn't that long ago we were asking, "Well, what would anyone do with a personal computer?"

So I'd like to share with you a story about a self-study, self-empowering computer science course that I built, together with my brilliant colleague Noam Nisan.

So it's not surprising that, about 12 years ago, when Noam and I were already computer science professors, we were equally frustrated by the same phenomenon.

So Noam and I had this insight that if we want our students to understand how computers work, and understand it in the marrow of their bones, then perhaps the best way to go about it is to have them build a complete, working, general-purpose, useful computer, hardware and software, from the ground up, from first principles.

So we now start this journey by telling our students that God gave us NAND — (Laughter) — and told us to build a computer, and when we asked how, God said, "One step at a time."

The trick was to decompose the computer's construction into numerous stand-alone modules, each of which could be individually specified, built and unit-tested in isolation from the rest of the project.

For example, Pramode C.E., an engineer from Kerala, India, has organized groups of self-learners who build our computer under his good guidance.

And Parag Shah, another engineer, from Mumbai, has unbundled our projects into smaller, more manageable bites that he now serves in his pioneering do-it-yourself computer science program.

For example, Yu Fangmin, from Guangzhou, has used FPGA technology to build our computer and show others how to do the same using a video clip, and Ben Craddock developed a very nice computer game that unfolds inside our CPU architecture, which is quite a complex 3D maze that Ben developed using the Minecraft 3D simulator engine.

It became a question my entire life, and that's all right, because being good at math meant he bought me a computer, and some of you remember this computer, this was my first computer.

That was the computer we knew.

That computer is a computer that I learned about going to MIT, my father's dream.

And at MIT, however, I learned about the computer at all levels, and after, I went to art school to get away from computers, and I began to think about the computer as more of a spiritual space of thinking.

I made a computer out of people.

I've turned the computer on, and these assistants are placing a giant floppy disk built out of cardboard, and it's put into the computer.

So the bus diligently carries the data into the computer to the memory, to the CPU, the VRAM, etc., and it's an actual working computer.

It looks like it's happening kind of quickly, but it's actually a very slow computer, and when I realized how slow this computer was compared to how fast a computer is, it made me wonder about computers and technology in general.

Remember when images were first possible with a computer, those gorgeous, full-color images?

You could listen to sound on the computer.

We'd go to a computer store, and they'd do the same thing.

And they'd say, "Daddy, why doesn't the computer respond to sound?"

And it was really at the time I was wondering why doesn't the computer respond to sound?

That is, we exploit the fact that the healthy partner, playing somebody with major depression, or playing somebody with autism spectrum disorder, or playing somebody with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, we use that as a kind of biosensor, and then we use computer programs to model that person, and it gives us a kind of assay of this.

I'm with him; I'm going to echo his words: "I, for one, welcome our new computer overlords."

But what was striking to me over the last several years was that less and less was I going out into the world, and more and more, I was sitting in front of my computer screen.

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