AI Research Atlas offers a plain-language history of AI research
RealSharpNinja · reddit · 2026-09-17
AI Research Atlas makes AI history accessible without a CS degree, tracing ideas and breakthroughs from early artificial neurons and ELIZA to today's language and image models, with clear explanations and links to original research—including a piece on Commodore 64 owners experimenting with neural networks in 1990.
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