<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I know that the Nobel Prize is over 100 years old and that there were only five original categories that were spelled out being physics, chemistry, literature, physiology & medicine, and peace. Later the category of economics was added. My question is why has a category in computer science been added. I know that computer science has the [Turing Award] however since the world has been so drastically changed by advances in computers, I don't understand why this particular category hasn't been added. This is especially true since many of the other prizes that have been awarded have all used advances in computers to do the experiments or statistical analysis that lead to them receiving a Nobel Prize. I just feel that advances in computer science should be more lauded by mainstream awards than is happening currently and don't understand why they're not.
<bot>: Since a category has been added to the list of Nobel Prizes, why has computer science not been added, especially with the impact it has on our daily lives?