Descripción
In a thought-provoking exploration of artificial intelligence, Hans Moravec delves into the evolution of machines and their potential to develop human-like intelligence. He examines the historical progression of robotics and cognition, presenting a compelling argument for the inevitable rise of machines surpassing merely mechanical tasks. Through a blend of scientific insight and philosophical inquiry, he challenges readers to reconsider their perceptions of intelligence and consciousness.
Moravec emphasizes the profound implications this transformation may hold for society, ethics, and the future of humanity. As he speculates on a world where machines could comprehend and engage with their environments in ways previously thought exclusive to humans, he invites contemplation on what it means to be sentient and the boundaries of existence. This exploration is not just a forecast of technological advancement but a profound inquiry into the nature of mind and machine.
Moravec emphasizes the profound implications this transformation may hold for society, ethics, and the future of humanity. As he speculates on a world where machines could comprehend and engage with their environments in ways previously thought exclusive to humans, he invites contemplation on what it means to be sentient and the boundaries of existence. This exploration is not just a forecast of technological advancement but a profound inquiry into the nature of mind and machine.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
240 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
may. 18, 2000
Editorial
Oxford University Press
Ediciones
4 ediciones
ISBN-10
0195136306
ISBN-13
9780195136302