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Hardback or Cased Book. Condizione: New. Assessing AI Consciousness: From Cacophony to Hierarchy. Book.

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condizione: New. Job-Less: Utopia Macroeconomics in the Age of AGI. Book.

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Gebundene Ausgabe. Condizione: Neu. What happens when machines do every job better than you?Artificial general intelligence and advanced robotics will automate virtually all cognitive and physical tasks within a single generation.The question is not whether this will happen, but what we do when it does. Three dominant responses get it wrong: optimists who trust history to repeat, pessimists who equate job loss with collapse, and skeptics who deny the technology altogether. All three fixate on jobs rather than goods and services. Job-Less Utopia argues for a fourth position:Post-Labor Prosperity. If machines produce the same or greater output, society's material wealth is undiminished. The real challenge is distribution, not production. Under adequate redistribution, mass unemployment is not a catastrophe: it is a liberation. The book develops this case along thirteen theses spanning six domains:Economics: Near-zero marginal costs, self-replicatingcapital, and solving the land bottleneck.Employment: Why the historical pattern of compensatingjob creation will break, and why forcing full employment producessocially wasteful bullshit jobs.Welfare design: How multiple complementary tax instrumentscan finance guaranteed income, even cost-neutrally.Democracy: Why functioning democracies will self-correcttoward redistribution as the displaced majority gains electoralpower.Meaning: Why the "crisis of meaning" is a transientcultural artifact, neither a natural nor unresolvable humanlimitation.Geopolitics: How AI rentierism, trade asymmetries, andcapital flight can be managed through proven policy tools.Why this book is different: Nearly every individual idea here has appeared before. What is new is the systematic architecture: the first single-volume treatment integrating economics, welfare design, democratic stability, the question of meaning, and international coordination into one mutually reinforcing argument. The book includes a micro-level fiscal-feasibility proof, a Wittgensteinian property-cluster definition of"job," a three-phase UBI transition roadmap with pre-legislated automation triggers, and a new tax category: the bullshit tax.Extensively illustrated with 41 diagrams and 30 tables, and grounded in over 250 scholarly references.Dr. Marcus Hutter is a polymath whose 35-year R&D career has ranged from medical software development to physics, mathematics,computer science, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. More recently his work has focused on AGI's economic, political, and social implications. He has been Professor at the Australian National University for most of his career. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 716.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What happens when machines do every job better than you?Artificial general intelligence and advanced robotics will automate virtually all cognitive and physical tasks within a single generation.The question is not whether this will happen, but what we do when it does. Three dominant responses get it wrong: optimists who trust history to repeat, pessimists who equate job loss with collapse, and skeptics who deny the technology altogether. All three fixate on jobs rather than goods and services. Job-Less Utopia argues for a fourth position: Post-Labor Prosperity. If machines produce the same or greater output, society's material wealth is undiminished. The real challenge is distribution, not production. Under adequate redistribution, mass unemployment is not a catastrophe: it is a liberation. The book develops this case along thirteen theses spanning six domains: Economics: Near-zero marginal costs, self-replicatingcapital, and solving the land bottleneck.Employment: Why the historical pattern of compensatingjob creation will break, and why forcing full employment producessocially wasteful bullshit jobs.Welfare design: How multiple complementary tax instrumentscan finance guaranteed income, even cost-neutrally.Democracy: Why functioning democracies will self-correcttoward redistribution as the displaced majority gains electoralpower.Meaning: Why the "crisis of meaning" is a transientcultural artifact, neither a natural nor unresolvable humanlimitation.Geopolitics: How AI rentierism, trade asymmetries, andcapital flight can be managed through proven policy tools.Why this book is different: Nearly every individual idea here has appeared before. What is new is the systematic architecture: the first single-volume treatment integrating economics, welfare design, democratic stability, the question of meaning, and international coordination into one mutually reinforcing argument. The book includes a micro-level fiscal-feasibility proof, a Wittgensteinian property-cluster definition of"job," a three-phase UBI transition roadmap with pre-legislated automation triggers, and a new tax category: the bullshit tax.Extensively illustrated with 41 diagrams and 30 tables, and grounded in over 250 scholarly references.Dr. Marcus Hutter is a polymath whose 35-year R&D career has ranged from medical software development to physics, mathematics, computer science, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. More recently his work has focused on AGI's economic, political, and social implications. He has been Professor at the Australian National University for most of his career. As artificial intelligence threatens to replace human labor, this provocative work argues that mass unemployment could be a gateway to liberation rather than ruin. It reimagines a world where wealth is defined by abundance rather than toil. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What happens when machines do every job better than you?Artificial general intelligence and advanced robotics will automate virtually all cognitive and physical tasks within a single generation.The question is not whether this will happen, but what we do when it does. Three dominant responses get it wrong: optimists who trust history to repeat, pessimists who equate job loss with collapse, and skeptics who deny the technology altogether. All three fixate on jobs rather than goods and services. Job-Less Utopia argues for a fourth position: Post-Labor Prosperity. If machines produce the same or greater output, society's material wealth is undiminished. The real challenge is distribution, not production. Under adequate redistribution, mass unemployment is not a catastrophe: it is a liberation. The book develops this case along thirteen theses spanning six domains: Economics: Near-zero marginal costs, self-replicatingcapital, and solving the land bottleneck.Employment: Why the historical pattern of compensatingjob creation will break, and why forcing full employment producessocially wasteful bullshit jobs.Welfare design: How multiple complementary tax instrumentscan finance guaranteed income, even cost-neutrally.Democracy: Why functioning democracies will self-correcttoward redistribution as the displaced majority gains electoralpower.Meaning: Why the "crisis of meaning" is a transientcultural artifact, neither a natural nor unresolvable humanlimitation.Geopolitics: How AI rentierism, trade asymmetries, andcapital flight can be managed through proven policy tools.Why this book is different: Nearly every individual idea here has appeared before. What is new is the systematic architecture: the first single-volume treatment integrating economics, welfare design, democratic stability, the question of meaning, and international coordination into one mutually reinforcing argument. The book includes a micro-level fiscal-feasibility proof, a Wittgensteinian property-cluster definition of"job," a three-phase UBI transition roadmap with pre-legislated automation triggers, and a new tax category: the bullshit tax.Extensively illustrated with 41 diagrams and 30 tables, and grounded in over 250 scholarly references.Dr. Marcus Hutter is a polymath whose 35-year R&D career has ranged from medical software development to physics, mathematics, computer science, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. More recently his work has focused on AGI's economic, political, and social implications. He has been Professor at the Australian National University for most of his career. As artificial intelligence threatens to replace human labor, this provocative work argues that mass unemployment could be a gateway to liberation rather than ruin. It reimagines a world where wealth is defined by abundance rather than toil. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Humans are predisposed to see minds wherever they see purposeful behaviour - we instinctively treat anything that seems to act with beliefs and desires as a conscious agent (Dennett, 1987). As AI systems become more capable, more autonomous, and more behaviourally compelling, the pressure to attribute consciousness to them, or to deny it, will only intensify. Yet the experts whose judgement we might rely on disagree fundamentally - not just about whether current AI is conscious, but about what consciousness even depends upon. We need a framework for navigating this disagreement - one that lets us ask not merely 'does it seem conscious ' but 'what would it take for it to be conscious, on each of the major theories, and how does the evidence bear on each ' This book develops such a method. The answer, as the book shows, depends on which level of functional description one takes to be critical for consciousness. The developed Bayesian model makes that dependence concrete: in illustrative assessments of current LLMs, and illustrating sensitivity to assumptions, assessments under different stipulated readings and credence distributions differ by nearly two orders of magnitude, driven as much by where theoretical credence is placed across the levels as by how the evidence is read. But with these different commitments made explicit, at least the theories can disagree precisely - knowing exactly what they are disagreeing about, what evidence would bear on the resolution, and how their disagreements relate to each other within a common structure. The framework thus provides not a resolution of the disagreement but something valuable nonetheless: a principled method for arriving at calibrated assessments in the face of disagreeing experts, by decomposing a single intractable question into two components, theoretical credences and empirical indicators, each of which can be independently evaluated, debated, and updated as new evidence emerges. The need for such a method will grow with AI capability itself: even though consciousness and intelligence are not the same thing, some of the indicators our best theories associate with consciousness overlap substantially with the architectural features that general intelligence requires, so each more capable generation of systems will satisfy more of them, and the framework is designed to be reapplied as they do. The DeepMind Institute aims to advance bold thinking about the safe development of artificial general intelligence (AGI), its beneficial use, and its implications for society. From the lab that pioneered the field, we focus on bringing creative foresight and grounded examination of AI to help tackle the most important questions of our time and navigate humanity's next era.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What happens when machines do every job better than you?Artificial general intelligence and advanced robotics will automate virtually all cognitive and physical tasks within a single generation.The question is not whether this will happen, but what we do when it does. Three dominant responses get it wrong: optimists who trust history to repeat, pessimists who equate job loss with collapse, and skeptics who deny the technology altogether. All three fixate on jobs rather than goods and services. Job-Less Utopia argues for a fourth position: Post-Labor Prosperity. If machines produce the same or greater output, society's material wealth is undiminished. The real challenge is distribution, not production. Under adequate redistribution, mass unemployment is not a catastrophe: it is a liberation. The book develops this case along thirteen theses spanning six domains: Economics: Near-zero marginal costs, self-replicatingcapital, and solving the land bottleneck.Employment: Why the historical pattern of compensatingjob creation will break, and why forcing full employment producessocially wasteful bullshit jobs.Welfare design: How multiple complementary tax instrumentscan finance guaranteed income, even cost-neutrally.Democracy: Why functioning democracies will self-correcttoward redistribution as the displaced majority gains electoralpower.Meaning: Why the "crisis of meaning" is a transientcultural artifact, neither a natural nor unresolvable humanlimitation.Geopolitics: How AI rentierism, trade asymmetries, andcapital flight can be managed through proven policy tools.Why this book is different: Nearly every individual idea here has appeared before. What is new is the systematic architecture: the first single-volume treatment integrating economics, welfare design, democratic stability, the question of meaning, and international coordination into one mutually reinforcing argument. The book includes a micro-level fiscal-feasibility proof, a Wittgensteinian property-cluster definition of"job," a three-phase UBI transition roadmap with pre-legislated automation triggers, and a new tax category: the bullshit tax.Extensively illustrated with 41 diagrams and 30 tables, and grounded in over 250 scholarly references.Dr. Marcus Hutter is a polymath whose 35-year R&D career has ranged from medical software development to physics, mathematics, computer science, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. More recently his work has focused on AGI's economic, political, and social implications. He has been Professor at the Australian National University for most of his career. As artificial intelligence threatens to replace human labor, this provocative work argues that mass unemployment could be a gateway to liberation rather than ruin. It reimagines a world where wealth is defined by abundance rather than toil. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What happens when machines do every job better than you Artificial general intelligence and advanced robotics will automate virtually all cognitive and physical tasks within a single generation.The question is not whether this will happen, but what we do when it does. Three dominant responses get it wrong: optimists who trust history to repeat, pessimists who equate job loss with collapse, and skeptics who deny the technology altogether. All three fixate on jobs rather than goods and services. Job-Less Utopia argues for a fourth position:Post-Labor Prosperity. If machines produce the same or greater output, society's material wealth is undiminished. The real challenge is distribution, not production. Under adequate redistribution, mass unemployment is not a catastrophe: it is a liberation. The book develops this case along thirteen theses spanning six domains:Economics: Near-zero marginal costs, self-replicatingcapital, and solving the land bottleneck.Employment: Why the historical pattern of compensatingjob creation will break, and why forcing full employment producessocially wasteful bullshit jobs.Welfare design: How multiple complementary tax instrumentscan finance guaranteed income, even cost-neutrally.Democracy: Why functioning democracies will self-correcttoward redistribution as the displaced majority gains electoralpower.Meaning: Why the 'crisis of meaning' is a transientcultural artifact, neither a natural nor unresolvable humanlimitation.Geopolitics: How AI rentierism, trade asymmetries, andcapital flight can be managed through proven policy tools.Why this book is different: Nearly every individual idea here has appeared before. What is new is the systematic architecture: the first single-volume treatment integrating economics, welfare design, democratic stability, the question of meaning, and international coordination into one mutually reinforcing argument. The book includes a micro-level fiscal-feasibility proof, a Wittgensteinian property-cluster definition of'job,' a three-phase UBI transition roadmap with pre-legislated automation triggers, and a new tax category: the bullshit tax.Extensively illustrated with 41 diagrams and 30 tables, and grounded in over 250 scholarly references.Dr. Marcus Hutter is a polymath whose 35-year R&D career has ranged from medical software development to physics, mathematics,computer science, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. More recently his work has focused on AGI's economic, political, and social implications. He has been Professor at the Australian National University for most of his career.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Assessing AI Consciousness | From Cacophony to Hierarchy | DeepMind Institute | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | AIXI Media | EAN 9781066828494 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Job-Less | Utopia Macroeconomics in the Age of AGI | Marcus Hutter | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | AIXI Media | EAN 9781066828418 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.