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Dive into the intriguing realm of artificial intelligence and explore its fascinating potential. How is it that a machine can craft a narrative? Are we at the point where computers surpass human intellect? Imagine a robot handling your grocery shopping. This insightful examination delves into the current capabilities of AI (and what remains beyond its reach). Filled with interactive flaps, this book investigates both the promising opportunities and the potential pitfalls of AI, having been developed in collaboration with Professor Michael Wooldridge from Oxford University's Department of Computer Science. It is a part of Usborne's See Inside Series, a collection of over 50 titles that span various topics from astronomy to ancient history, human physiology, and the theory of evolution. The chapters include: Understanding Artificial Intelligence, AI in Our Daily Lives, The Mechanics Behind AI, Conversational Technology, The Creative Capacities of Computers, The Evolution of Robotics, Visions of AI’s Future, and A Brief History of Artificial Intelligence.
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Dive into the intriguing realm of artificial intelligence and explore its fascinating potential. How is it that a machine can craft a narrative? Are we at the point where computers surpass human intellect? Imagine a robot handling your grocery shopping. This insightful examination delves into the current capabilities of AI (and what remains beyond its reach). Filled with interactive flaps, this book investigates both the promising opportunities and the potential pitfalls of AI, having been developed in collaboration with Professor Michael Wooldridge from Oxford University's Department of Computer Science. It is a part of Usborne's See Inside Series, a collection of over 50 titles that span various topics from astronomy to ancient history, human physiology, and the theory of evolution. The chapters include: Understanding Artificial Intelligence, AI in Our Daily Lives, The Mechanics Behind AI, Conversational Technology, The Creative Capacities of Computers, The Evolution of Robotics, Visions of AI’s Future, and A Brief History of Artificial Intelligence.
