Alan Turing Books

Alan Turing was an English mathematician and logician whose influence on the development of computer science and artificial intelligence cannot be overstated. His theoretical work, particularly the concept of the Turing machine, laid the groundwork for modern computing and the understanding of algorithms. During World War II, he played a pivotal role in breaking German ciphers, significantly contributing to the Allied victory. Turing's legacy extends beyond computer science, as he also delved into mathematical biology, exploring the chemical basis of morphogenesis.