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Bell Labs
Bell Labs, organisation in Le Random's Editorials: 12 editorials, 7 podcast episodes, 24 timeline moments.
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Mentioned in
138
Seeing Machines: Luba Elliott on the 2026 CVPR Art Gallery
June 1, 2026
131
Aaron Hertzmann on Caring about People
April 13, 2026
89
Sarah Meyohas on Irreducibly Human
July 14, 2025
78
A. Michael Noll on When It All Started
March 25, 2025
77
THE PEOPLE ARE IN THE COMPUTER—PART I
March 19, 2025
74
Barbara London on New Territory
February 11, 2025
59
Joan Heemskerk on Quantum Web4
September 10, 2024
48
Artificial and Human Intelligence
June 12, 2024
47
The Algorithmic Gaze: Representations of Women in AI Art
June 5, 2024
34
Mona Lisa to monogrid
March 6, 2024
11
Timeline Chapter 1: Ten Top Moments
September 6, 2023
1
Casey Reas on the History of Generative Art - Part 1
June 22, 2023
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Podcast mentions
43
New York Frieze Week—Michael Connor, Regina Harsanyi & Karyn Nakamura with Peter Bauman
May 12, 2026
15
Dr. Nancy Perloff on Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.)
September 12, 2024
13
Timeline Ch 9—AI Era (2010s) with Tyler Hobbs, Helena Sarin & Rhea Myers
July 30, 2024
8
Timeline Ch 6—Personal Computer Era (1980s) with Mark Wilson, Copper Giloth & Rick Sayre
February 8, 2024
5
Timeline Ch 4—Digital Era Pt II (1960s) with Michael Spalter
September 21, 2023
4
Timeline Ch 4—Digital Era Pt I (1960s) with Dr A Michael Noll
September 7, 2023
3
Timeline Ch 3—Analog Era (1950s) with Georg Bak
August 10, 2023
In the timeline
1757 · Johann Philipp Kirnberger’s Musical Dice Game
1925 · Bell Labs Founded
1947 · Bell Labs Team Discovers the Transistor
1948 · Claude Shannon Develops Information Theory with “A Mathematical Theory of Communication”
1955 · The Term “Artificial Intelligence” Is Coined
1957 · Max Mathews Develops MUSIC I
1959 · Béla Julesz Invents Random-dot Stereograms
1960 · “Music from Mathematics”, the First Computer Music Issued on Record
1961 · “Symbols, Signals, and Noise” by John R. Pierce
1962 · A. Michael Noll Creates some of the First Creative Graphics with a Digital Computer; Terms Phrase “Programmer-Artist”
1963 · “Gaussian Quadratic” by A. Michael Noll
1963 · “Simulation of a Two-Gyro Gravity-Gradient Attitude Control System” by Edward E. Zajac
1963 · Kenneth C. Knowlton develops BEFLIX
1964 · Marshall McLuhan Published Book "Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man”
1965 · Computer-Generated Pictures, Howard Wise Gallery
1965 · “Portrait of the Machine As a Young Artist” by John R. Pierce in Playboy One of the Earliest Computer Art Essays
1965 · “Four-Dimensional Hyperobjects” by A. Michael Noll
1965 · “Computer-Produced Movies” by Kenneth C. Knowlton
1966 · “9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering” at the 69th Regiment Armory
1966 · Poemfields by Stan VanDerBeek
1967 · E.A.T. Holds Its Press Launch at Rauschenberg’s Studio
1967 · “Untitled (Micro Innovation)” by Georg Nees
1967 · “Computer Nude (Studies in Perception I)” by Leon Harmon and Ken Knowlton
1968 · “The machine, as seen at the end of the mechanical age” at MoMA
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