Ada Lovelace: The Countess Who Programmed the Future 100 Years Before Computers Existed
In 1843, an English countess and daughter of Lord Byron wrote the first computer program for a mechanical engine that was never built. She didn’t just invent software: she saw that machines could manipulate symbols, compose music, and reason. This is the story of Ada Lovelace and the fundamental question about AI limits we still wrestle with today.