Around 1300, Majorcan philosopher Ramon Llull designed a system of rotating, concentric mechanical wheels inscribed with theological concepts. By turning the wheels, the machine combined attributes to automatically generate undeniable logical truths, serving as the first physical attempt to mechanicalize non-mathematical thought.
Part of the 12 AI Roots Facts: The Middle Ages & Renaissance Edition archive. HistoricallyVerified
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