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Programming is an essential aspect of modern-day technology. It powers the software that we use every day, from operating systems to social media platforms. However, few people know about the pioneers who paved the way for modern programming. In this script, we'll explore the top 10 first programmers in history. 1.         Ada Lovelace   Ada Lovelace is considered the world's first computer programmer. In the 1800s, she collaborated with Charles Babbage, the inventor of the Analytical Engine. She wrote an algorithm for the machine to calculate the Bernoulli numbers, making her the first person to recognize that computers could do more than just calculate numbers. 2.       Grace Hopper   Grace Hopper is often called the "Queen of Programming." She worked on Harvard's Mark I computer and developed the first compiler, a program that translates high-level programming languages into machine code...

  The Top 15 First Human Robots  An image of a futuristic cityscape with robots moving around alongside humans.  Robots have been a part of our imagination for a long time, but it wasn't until the last few decades that they became a reality. In this video, we'll take a look at the top 10 first human robots. 1. Shakey (1966) - Shakey was the first robot to use artificial intelligence to navigate its environment. It was developed by the Stanford Research Institute and could move around by itself, avoiding obstacles along the way. 2. WABOT-1 (1973) - WABOT-1 was the first humanoid robot, developed by the Waseda University in Japan. It was capable of walking, talking, and even responding to voice commands. 3. PUMA (1978) - PUMA was the first robot used for industrial purposes. It was developed by Unimation, a joint venture between General Motors and Westinghouse. PUMA could perform repetitive tasks such as welding and painting. 4. ASIMO (2000) - ASIMO was developed by Hon...