IZI1

Artificial vs. Intelligence - by Jack Thomas Taylor (Paperback)

No reviews
Target
USD 22.88

at Target

About this item

Book Synopsis Discussing AI's contradictions and conflicts as technology progress toward the ultimate synthesis between mind and machine Curator and researcher Jack Thomas Taylor collects various case studies highlighting the contradictions within the concept of "artificial intelligence," and discusses the little-publicized topic of Artificial Generative Intelligence, a "strong" form of AI that aims to replicate humanity's broad cognitive abilities.

  • Features
    • Discussing AI's contradictions and conflicts as technology progress toward the ultimate synthesis between mind and machineCurator and researcher Jack Thomas Taylor collects various case studies highlighting the contradictions within the concept of "artificial intelligence," and discusses the little-publicized topic of Artificial Generative Intelligence, a "strong" form of AI that aims to replicate humanity's broad cognitive abilities.
    • Author(s): Jack Thomas Taylor
    • 136 Pages
    • Social Science, Essays

Specifications

Dimensions (Overall)

9.3 Inches (H) x 8.5 Inches (W) x .6 Inches (D)

Weight

1.45 Pounds

Suggested Age

22 Years and Up

Number of Pages

136

Genre

Social Science

Sub-Genre

Essays

Publisher

Silvana Editoriale

Format

Paperback

Author

Jack Thomas Taylor

Language

English

Product photos are for illustrative purposes only and are exemplary. The colors, inscriptions, parameters, dimensions, sizes, functions, and/or any other features of the original products may look different than in reality due to their visual characteristics, so please refer to the product features that are indicated in the product descriptions.

You may also like