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==Artificial==
Also called a McCulloch-Pitts [[Neuron]] is an attempt to mimic an animal [[Neuron]], originally with a purpose built computer system. While it was first described in 1947, it was not realized until Frank Rosenblatt built is Mark I computer using perceptrons as a primary physical element. He continued to build larger machines with more layer until his early death in 1971. Minskey and Papert wrote an entire book<ref> M. Minsky & S. Papert, ''Perceptrons'' (1987-12-28) ISBN 978-0262631112</ref> where they purported to show that it was a dead-end idea which basically blocked progress on them til the 1980's. The Large Language Models that became popular in the early 2020's are based on Multi-Level Perceptrons (MLP).
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