George Boole and the algebra of logic
In 1854, George Boole published The Laws of Thought, turning logic into an algebra that underpins circuits and digital computing.
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Leibniz and the dream of the calculus ratiocinator
In the 17th–18th centuries, Leibniz imagined a universal language and a calculus of reasoning that anticipate symbolic AI.
Aristotle and syllogistic logic: deep roots of AI
Aristotle’s 4th-century BCE syllogistic logic supplied formal inference rules that later inspired automated reasoning.