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Affiche du document God-like: a 500-Year History of Artificial Intelligence in Myths, Machines, Monsters — God-like: a 500-Year History of Artificial Intelligence in Myths, Machines, Monsters
Kester Brewin
6h11min15
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495 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 6h11min.
In the year 1600, a monk is burned at the stake for claiming to have built a device that will allow him to know all things.350 years later, having witnessed 'Trinity' - the first test of the atomic bomb - America's leading scientist outlines a memory machine that will help end war on earth.25 years in the making, an ex-soldier finally unveils this 'machine for augmenting human intellect', dazzling as he stands 'Zeus-like, dealing lightning with both hands'.In this profound and urgent new book, leading thinker on technology Kester Brewin shows how AI is both stunningly new and rooted in the most ancient human desires. Hailed by the UK government's own lead on AI as 'god-like', as we finally welcome this stunning technology amongst us - with Frankenstein and Faustus, from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel to the underbelly of Silicon Valley - Brewin skillfully leads us through the myths, machines and monsters that have influenced the development of our greatest and most longed-for invention, and how we can learn to live alongside it.

God-like: a 500-Year History of Artificial Intelligence in Myths, Machines, Monsters
Kester Brewin
6h11min15
Informatique
Livres audio
Youscribe plus
495 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 6h11min.
In the year 1600, a monk is burned at the stake for claiming to have built a device that will allow him to know all things.350 years later, having witnessed 'Trinity' - the first test of the atomic bomb - America's leading scientist outlines a memory machine that will help end war on earth.25 years in the making, an ex-soldier finally unveils this 'machine for augmenting human intellect', dazzling as he stands 'Zeus-like, dealing lightning with both hands'.In this profound and urgent new book, leading thinker on technology Kester Brewin shows how AI is both stunningly new and rooted in the most ancient human desires. Hailed by the UK government's own lead on AI as 'god-like', as we finally welcome this stunning technology amongst us - with Frankenstein and Faustus, from the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel to the underbelly of Silicon Valley - Brewin skillfully leads us through the myths, machines and monsters that have influenced the development of our greatest and most longed-for invention, and how we can learn to live alongside it.

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