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MIGHTY on Instagram: "Long before AI-generated music or digital voice assistants, scientists at Bell Labs achieved something groundbreaking — they taught a computer to sing. Using one of the earliest speech synthesis programs, the massive IBM 7094 computer performed a hauntingly beautiful rendition of “Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two).” The song, originally written in 1892, was chosen because of its simple melody and clear lyrics — perfect for testing early voice synthesis. The result was both