The Stephen Wolfram Podcast

Celebrating 35 Years of Mathematica [June 23, 2023] (Part 2)

Jun 30, 2023

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Introduction

3min

The Importance of Symbolic Expressions

4min

The Importance of Symbolic Expressions in Mathematica

2min

The Future of Computing

3min

The Mission of Wolfman Language

3min

The Evolution of Wolfman Language

2min

The Evolution of Mathematica

3min

The Future of Wolf Language

3min

The Critical Idea of the 21st Century

2min

10.

The Evolution of Computing

4min

11.

The Importance of a Computational Language Essay

2min

12.

The Future of Computing

3min

13.

The Future of Computing

2min

14.

The Future of LLM's

4min

15.

The Future of Computational Language

3min

16.

The Importance of Compatibility in Computing

2min

17.

The Importance of Transformation Rules for Symbolic Expressions

2min

18.

The Future of Computing

3min

19.

The Absorption of Ideas in Science

4min

20.

The Evolution of Symbolic Expressions in Mathematica

4min

21.

The Evolution of Functional Programming

2min

22.

How to Learn Computational Thinking

3min

23.

The Evolution of Procedural Programming

2min

24.

The Importance of Maintaining a Compatibility Platform

3min

25.

Building Wolf Language

2min

26.

The Adventures of a Mathematical Book

4min

27.

The Importance of Coherence in Problem Solving

2min

28.

The Future of Computing in Wolfram Language

2min

29.

The Future of Computing

4min

30.

The History of Mathematica

2min

31.

Wolf and Language: A Generalized Story

2min

32.

The Future of Programming Languages

3min

33.

The Future of Power Assist

3min

34.

The Future of Mathematics

3min

35.

The Unusual Use Case of Mathematica in Space

3min

36.

The Unusual Use of Mathematical Orphan Language

3min

37.

The Origins of Orphan Language

3min

38.

The History of Mathematica

3min

39.

How to Build a Successful Company

3min

40.

The Importance of Optimism in Large Projects

3min

41.

The History of Lambda Calculus

2min

42.

The History of Maxima

3min

43.

The Importance of Imagining a Future in Computing

3min

44.

The Importance of Continuity in Innovation

4min

45.

The Future of Mathematica

2min

46.

The Future of Computing in the Cloud

5min

47.

The Paradigm of Computational Language

1min

48.

The History of AI in the 1970s

6min

Stephen Wolfram celebrates 35 years of Mathematica, originally launched on June 23, 1988, starting with a look at V1 of Mathematica on a Mac SE/30. The live demonstration (part 1) is followed by a discussion (part 2) covering the development and timeless nature of Mathematica, as well as answering viewer questions. Watch the original livestream on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HxWg8exJxNY