Here's a contemporaneous article about the guy who invented cybernetics, Norbert Wiener, who said thinking machines were putting us on the eve of destruction.
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Andre Green, an Egyptian-born French psychoanalyst, developed an interest in communications theory and cybernetics while an intern for Jacques Lacan in the 1950s.
In it, the father of cybernetics worried about a world in which machines learn and develop unforeseen strategies at rates that baffle their programmers.
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In 1939, Walter moved to the Burden Neurology Institute in Bristol, where he conducted his most famous work as a pioneer of cybernetics, building electronic robots.
And Norbert Wiener, father of cybernetics, sought to combine the human and the machine into a system—initially, but not only, an anti-aircraft system—that was defined by the way in which it controlled itself.
I remember there was one of the cybernetics people in the UK trying to rationalize things like movement and understanding what might happen next in any series of events.
There should obviously be more cybernetics in my outfit, but we are combining like chunky hipster glasses and a lot of modern equipment with a bonnet and linen clothing.