File:AlanTuringspeakstoSurreyCometin1946.jpg
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| Description | Alan Turing, then 34, spoke to the Surrey Comet newspaper in 1946 about his idea for 'an electronic brain' - the precursor of the modern computer |
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| Purpose of use in article (WP:NFCC#8) | Interview with Alan Turing |
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