The Basic Edition of the HAL 9000 (Console) screensaver features 28 separate animations and runs as a re-recreation of the eight-screen HAL 9000 console from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. In this film by Stanley Kubrick, as well as the series by writer Arthur C. Clarke, HAL 9000 is an artificially intelligent computer that can interact with. EDIT: Ep3 has been pulled due to a few A/V issues, but will be back one those are fixed. The final version of Episode 1 was uploaded a few weeks ago, and now the final version of.

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Science fiction is usually couched in fact, and it’s fun to look at an iconic computer like HAL 9000 and trace the origins of this artificial intelligence gone wrong. You might be surprised to find that you can trace HAL’s origins to a computer built for the US Army in 1952.

If you are a fan of the novel and movie 2001: A Space Oddessy, you may recall that the HAL 9000 computer was “born” in Urbana, Illinois. Why pick such an odd location? Urbana is hardly a household name unless you know the Chicago area well. But Urbana has a place in real-life computer history. As the home of the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, Urbana was known for producing a line of computers known as ILLIAC, several of which had historical significance. In particular, the ILLIAC IV was a dream of a supercomputer that — while not entirely successful — pointed the way for later supercomputers. Sometimes you learn more from failure than you do successes and at least one of the ILLIAC series is the poster child for that.

The Urbana story starts in the early 1950s. This was a time when the 1945 book “First Draft of a Report on the EDVAC” was sweeping through the country from its Princeton origins. This book outlined the design and construction of the Army computer that succeeded ENIAC. In it, Von Neumann proposed changes to EDVAC that would make it a stored program computer — that is, a computer that treats data and instructions the same.

Enclosure and future plans

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So, I just got a dremel yesterday, and today's build log will be all about designing and building the enclosure. I've been off for a while due to a large amount of schoolwork, but now I can get back to designing HAL. As well as including classic movie quotes, I plan on using the Wolfram Alpha API to answer any and every question. For the hardware, I plan on either using an old android phone that I have lying around, the LG optimus elite. If I go with the former, I'm going to have to buy a microphone and configure it, which I would rather not do. With the latter, I already have a build in android mic so it would be a 'simple' matter of learning java AGAIN, then coding an app using the google voice recognition protocol. I would appreciate it very much if y'all left your opinion in the comments!

ONTO THE ENCLOSURE:

I have tons of cases and stuff from DVD players, VCR's, Disk replicators, ETC that I've taken apart over the years.

Nevermind. In the end I decided to go with my beloved non-working PC, which will be the brains of the operation, booted off a linux stick due to a failing hard drive. I'll be using steven hicksons AUI voice command program, if I can get it to run. Otherwise, I'll probably code my own. THe specs of the computer for those wondering are:

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