The Myth Of Artificial Intelligence: Why Computers Can’t Think Way We Do Erik J Larson Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Computing And

“Exposes The Vast Gap Between Actual Science Underlying Ai And Dramatic Claims Being Made For It ” —John Horgan“If You Want To Know About Read This Book…It Shows How A Supposedly Futuristic Reverence Artificial Intelligence Retards Progress When Denigrates Our Most Irreplaceable Resource Any Future Progress: Own Human —Peter Thielever Since Alan Turing Enthusiasts Have Equated With Computer Scientist Working At Forefront Of Natural Language Processing Erik Larson Takes Us On Tour Landscape Reveal Why Is Profound Mistake Works Inductive Reasoning Crunching Data Sets Predict Outcomes But Humans Don’t Correlate We Make Conjectures Informed By Context Experience Haven’t Clue Program That Kind Intuitive Which Lies Heart Common Sense Futurists Insist Will Soon Eclipse Capacities Gifted Mind Far Are From Superintelligence—And What Would Take Get There “Larson Worries We’re Making Two Mistakes Once Defining Down While Overestimating Likely Achieve…Another Concern Learned Passivity: Tendency Assume Solve Problems Failure As Result Cultivate Ingenuity ”—David Shaywitz Wall Street Journal“A Convincing Case General Intelligence—Machine-Based Matches Own—Is Beyond Capacity Algorithmic Machine Learning Because Mismatch Machines They ”—Sue Halpern New York Review Books Σελίδες: 320 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0118 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm