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What if the world’s first computer programmer lived in the 1840s—before electricity, before modern code, and before the word computer meant a machine?
Meet Ada Lovelace—mathematician, visionary, and the mind behind the first published computer algorithm. Working with Charles Babbage on his unbuilt Analytical Engine, she imagined a future where machines could manipulate any symbols—predicting concepts that would one day lead to computer graphics, music composition, and even artificial intelligence.

In this short, cinematic story, we’ll explore:
⚙️ Ada’s early fascination with flight and “poetical science”
💡 Her collaboration with Babbage on the Analytical Engine
📜 The 1843 translation that introduced her famous Notes A–G
🔢 The Bernoulli numbers algorithm—the world’s first program
🎵 How she foresaw that computers could go beyond math into art, sound, and creativity
🎲 Her lesser-known attempts to apply math to gambling odds
🧠 And how her ideas laid the foundation for modern computing

This video blends Victorian invention with digital-age imagination, showing how one woman’s insight bridged gears and algorithms—forever changing how we think about machines and creativity.

📚 Sources & Further Reading:
Ada Lovelace, Notes on the Analytical Engine (1843)
Charles Babbage, Passages from the Life of a Philosopher (1864)
Doron Swade, The Difference Engine (1991)
Sydney Padua, The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage (2015)

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