Can Digital Computers Think?

The lecture "Can Digital Computers Think?" was broadcast on BBC Radio on May 15, 1951. Alan Turing defended the idea that it is reasonable to describe digital computers as brains. His argument was that if any machine can be considered a brain, then any digital computer can also be described as such. Turing's lecture sheds light on his perspective regarding the concept of machines thinking.
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