From Time-Sharing Terminals to AI Dialogue From Early Mainframes to Future Agents: Development and Future Vision

The rise of online dialogue begins far earlier than AI assistants. In the 1950s, computers were room-sized, expensive, and reserved for trained specialists. Work was usually handled through queued jobs. People prepared stacks of instructions, submitted jobs and commands, and waited for a report to return answers. This process was formal, and it lef

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