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Toby Walsh
ISBN 9789361130953
Rs. 958
Pan Macmillan
The Shortest History of AI
In “The Shortest History of AI,” Toby Walsh offers an engaging exploration of artificial intelligence’s evolution, tracing its journey from the early mechanical computers of 1837 to the sophisticated chatbots, robots, and self-driving cars of today. This book demystifies AI by unraveling the decades-long development behind its recent surge in popularity, revealing how machines designed for simple tasks have evolved to perform complex activities like writing poetry, playing chess, and addressing global challenges. Walsh also delves into the future possibilities of AI, questioning its potential impact on jobs, society, governance, healthcare, and everyday life. Why You Should Read? Comprehensive Historical Insight: Gain a deep understanding of AI’s development from its inception to its current state, highlighting key milestones and technological advancements. Debunking Myths and Misconceptions: The book cuts through the hype and speculation surrounding AI, providing a clear and factual account of its capabilities and limitations. Exploration of Future Implications: Walsh examines the potential future roles of AI in various sectors, offering thought-provoking insights into how it might transform our world. Engaging and Accessible: Written in an engaging style, the book makes complex AI concepts accessible to readers of all backgrounds, making it an ideal read for both enthusiasts and newcomers. Thought-Provoking Questions: The book encourages readers to consider the ethical and societal implications of AI, prompting reflection on its role in shaping the future.
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