Four things dragged back out of the past for another look: a faithful, playable resurrection of ELIZA, the 1966 chatbot; the new book built around its rediscovered source code; the Wound Man, a medieval diagram of a body suffering every injury at once; and a 3,000-year-old scribe’s palette at the Met still smudged with its owner’s pigments.
Hold a conversation with a faithful recreation of the 1966 chatbot
→ sites.google.com
The first chatbot's rediscovered 1966 source code, back in print
→ mitpress.mit.edu
A medieval diagram of a man suffering every injury at once
→ publicdomainreview.org
A scribe's palette at the Met, still smudged with its original pigments
→ openculture.com