On the 27th, the British government announced the Turing Plan, which will invest 6,543.8 billion pounds a year to support British college students to study abroad, replacing the Erasmus exchange program of the European Union. The official website of the British government announced on the same day that Turing planned to use Allen, a British cryptographer during World War II. Turing was named to support British college students to have more opportunities to study in universities around the world after Brexit.

Who is this man? Allen? Ma xisen? Born in London and graduated from Princeton University, Turing is an English mathematician and logician. He is called the father of computer science and artificial intelligence. The Turing Prize named after him is called the Nobel Prize in computer science. The Turing machine model he proposed laid the working mode of modern computer logic. In World War II, he helped the military solve the mystery of the German cryptographic system and helped the Allies win. So he is a very powerful person.

British Prime Minister Boris? In his first interview with the media after signing a trade agreement with the European Union, Boris Johnson announced that great changes are taking place in Britain as it leaves the European Union and regains national legislative and regulatory autonomy. The new Turing program will support British college students, not only in Europe, but also in the best universities in the world. British Home Office officials said that Britain will provide sufficient financial support for the Turing project, which will have a more global perspective and focus on British priorities. At present, the funding for the 20021-2022 school year has been determined to be 65,438 billion pounds, and the funding for subsequent school years will be arranged in the future expenditure budget. British Minister of Education Gavin? Gavin Williamson said on Twitter that the future of the Turing project will be global, not limited to the European Union, which reflects the determination of the British government to vigorously cultivate its own high-quality talents.

British educational institutions and schools will be required to bid for Turing in the new year. An official of the British Ministry of Education said that successful British college students will be able to study in other countries and will receive full funding from the British government. Britain joined the Erasmus exchange program on 1987. The project plans to let British college students study and work all over Europe, and about 35,000 people apply for it every year.17,000 people participate.