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Original Title
The Age Of AI
Subject & College
Publish Date
2022-01-01
Published Year
2022
Publisher, Place
Total Pages
266
ISBN
9781529375992
Format
PAPERBACK
Country
INDIA
Language
ENGLISH
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The Age Of AI (Henry Kissinger Eri Schmidt, Daniel Huttenlocher)
It is a Fascinating book that explores how artificial intelligence is changing our world. The authors show how At is transforming many areas, like. medicine...Read More
Sawant Aditya Rajaram ,TYBCS , Tuljaram Chaturchand College , Baramati
The Age Of AI (Henry Kissinger Eri Schmidt, Daniel Huttenlocher)
It is a Fascinating book that explores how artificial intelligence is changing our world. The authors show how At is transforming many areas, like.
medicine education, politics, and even human identity. They Explain that At is not just a tool but something that can think and solve problems in ways humans might not understand.
What makes the book interesting is how it balance the positive and negative sides of AI. It gives examples like Alphazero, an AI gives examples like Alphazero, an AI that developed new strategies in chess, and another AI that developed a powerful antibiotic. These examples highlight the incredible potential of AI but also raise important questions. The authors ask what happens to human decision making when AI become smarter? How will this affect what it meant to be human?
The book also encourages us to think about the future. It doesn’t just provide answers but asks us to consider how we can shape AI to align with human values overall, I found the book both thought provoking and easy to follow. It’s a must read for any one curious about how AI is shaping our lives and challenges we need to face together.
