No. 2765: The Mechanical Turk
The Turk” was a fake chess-playing automaton that defeated Benjamin Franklin and Napoleon Bonaparte
Mechanical Turk | Frieze
Reproduction of the Chess Player (The Turk) | Original: Austrian, Vienna; reproduction: Los Angeles | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mechanical Turk - Wikipedia
Kempelen invented much more than just the Turk, a chess-playing automaton - spectator.sme.sk
35 Years in the Making: Mechanical Turk Replicates Historic Wizardry | Hillsborough, NJ News TAPinto
The Turk, a chess-playing robot, was a hoax that started an early conversation about AI.
The Chess Turk explained - YouTube
The Turk: 18th Century Automaton Chess Player was a Forerunner of Computer Age
Chess turk hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
The Turk - Chess Terms - Chess.com
The Mechanical Turk - Harvard University Press Blog
The Turk chess-playing machine showing the hidden person inside | Download Scientific Diagram
Sara Hooker on Twitter: "Mechanical Turk was the name of an automaton chess player in 1769 who appeared to play on par with human champions...because there was a human hiding inside. :)
A chess-playing machine hoax that beat the best and helped inspire the computer | Aeon Videos
Wolfgang von Kempelen's Turk (chess-playing automaton) | Life art, Chess, Art
TIL of the Turk; the world's first chess-playing machine. It toured around the world, able to beat almost any individual who played against it, including Napoleon and Benjamin Franklin. A century later,
An 18th-Century Chess-Playing Robot: The Mechanical Turk
Untold History of AI: When Charles Babbage Played Chess With the Original Mechanical Turk - IEEE Spectrum
Modern Art Monday Presents: The Chess Player (The Turk) | The Worley Gig
No. 2765: The Mechanical Turk
Mechanical Turk: An 18th-century, chess-playing robot hoax - Big Think
The Turk That Defeated Napoleon - renk.
