Alice Beta
Alice Beta is a mathematician, inventor, billionaire, and crime-fighter.
She is widely acknowledged for her contributions to artificial intelligence and Gnomon algorithm theory.
Beta was among the first to publicly question the ENIAC program's goals and methods.
Her daughter Janet Beta worked on ENIAC, leading to accusations of false-flag nepotism.
She and Henrietta Bolt have collaborated on several artificial intelligence projects.
Critics such as Baron Zersetzung allege that Beta secret identity of crime-fighter The Governess in an earlier timeline.
In the News
Alice Beta and Niles Cartouchian Play Chess wins Pulitzer prize, hailed as "most entertaining illustration of our time."
1943: Alice Beta Paragliding published. Many experts believe that illustration depicts Beta infiltrating the ENIAC program, although this is widely debated.
Nixie tube collectors praise Alice Beta's The Nixie Economy as "a long-overdue assessment of the economic and historical significance of Nixie tubes (nonfiction).
Albert Einstein and Alice Beta Conducting Research wins Pulitzer award for "most prescient illustration of the decade".
The Governess has the power to control machines as if they were children.
Alleged photograph of Alice Beta using mind-transfer machine for the first time.
Fiction cross-reference
- Abomynous - Supervillain (nonfiction) and enemy.
- Alice Beta and Niles Cartouchian Play Chess
- Henrietta Bolt
- Janet Beta
- Niles Cartouchian - trusted friend and fellow crime-fighter.
- The Governess - superhero identity of Alice Beta.
- The Nixie Economy - Alice Beta's nonfiction book about the economic and historical significance of Nixie tubes.
Nonfiction cross-reference
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