Uomini e macchine intelligenti

Uomini e macchine intelligenti

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1990 · Italien · Broché
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In a world where artificial intelligence has taken center stage, this insightful work delves into the evolution and implications of intelligent machines. The authors, Jeremy Bernstein and Giuseppe Longo, explore the historical context of AI, tracing its journey from a nascent idea to a powerful force shaping society. They discuss various breakthroughs and the philosophical questions that arise as humans share their world with increasingly autonomous systems.

Through a thought-provoking lens, Bernstein and Longo invite readers to consider the ethical dilemmas posed by this technology. They challenge the notion of what it means to be intelligent and the impact it holds on human identity and decision-making. The narrative encourages a deep reflection on the balance between innovation and responsibility.

Readers will find a blend of academic rigor and accessible writing that fosters a comprehensive understanding of AI's role in both the past and future. The exploration emphasizes not just the technological advancements, but the broader implications for humanity as we navigate the promise and perils of living alongside intelligent machines.

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Format Broché
Pages 239 pages
Langue Italien
Publié oct. 1, 1990
Éditeur Adelphi
ISBN-10 8845907899
ISBN-13 9788845907890
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