In 1843, Lady Ada Lovelace, an English mathematician considered the world's first computer programmer, wrote that a machine could not have human-like intelligence as long as it only did what humans intentionally programmed it to do.
En 1843, Lady Ada Lovelace, una matemática inglesa considerada la primera programadora del mundo, escribió que una máquina no puede ser dotada de inteligencia humana si sólo hace aquello para lo que  se programó intencionadamente.