Who's afraid of AI?, fear and promise in the age of thinking machines, Thomas Ramge
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Who's afraid of AI?, fear and promise in the age of thinking machines, Thomas Ramge
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Includes bibliographical references (pages [118]-120)
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non fiction
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Who's afraid of AI?
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bibliography
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Thomas Ramge
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fear and promise in the age of thinking machines
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"A penetrating guide to artificial intelligence: what it is, what is does, and how it will change our lives." -- back cover
Table Of Contents
The Kitty Hawk moment : why everything is about to start happening fast -- The next step of automation : machines making decisions -- Turing's heirs : a (very) short history of artificial intelligence -- How machines learn to learn : artificial neural networks, machine learning, and feedback effects -- Human asks, machine answers : AI as a daily assistant, salesperson, lawyer, and doctor -- Robots as co-workers : smart machines, cobots, and the internet of intelligent things -- Superintelligence and the singularity : will robots seize control?
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