Ada Lovelace, was the world’s first computer programmer who predicted artificial intelligence. Lovelace, born in 1815, was a pioneering mathematician and computing visionary who contributed to the field of computer science almost a century before modern examples. Her work laid the groundwork for writing the first computer program and predicting the future of computing, with her notes perceived as the earliest and most comprehensive account of computers. Lovelace's contribution to the development of computing was recognized in 1953, and her creative critical skills marked the beginning of the realization that machines could do more than just calculate.