Isbn: 9781041106210 - philosophy of artificial intelligence: from turing to large language models (9 risultati)

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Condizione: New. Donald Gillies studied mathematics and philosophy at Cambridge as an undergraduate. In 1966 he began graduate studies in Professor Sir Karl Popper s department at the London School of Economics, and he completed his PhD on the foundations of proba.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Artificial intelligence presents deep and important philosophical questions, ranging from whether computers can think, whether large language models truly understand language, and whether AI can be creative, to moral and political issues, criminal justice, health, and the future of work.In this much-needed book, Donald and Marco Gillies, a philosopher and computer scientist respectively, introduce and examine some of these key topics in the philosophy and science of AI, including: - Alan Turing's imitation game and the beginnings of AI and expert systems. - Induction and logic-based machine learning. - Bayesianism and AI. - The development of neural networks and deep learning. - AI and moral issues, including social media and political radicalisation. - Generative AI and the arts. - Is an AI superintelligence possible - AI and the future of work. Adopting a balanced historical and philosophical approach, Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence: From Turing to Large Language Models is ideal for those embarking on the study of this exciting topic, whether coming from philosophy or computer science. It provides a clear and engaging introduction to artificial intelligence. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Artificial intelligence presents deep and important philosophical questions, ranging from whether computers can think, whether large language models truly understand language, and whether AI can be creative, to moral and political issues, criminal justice, health, and the future of work.In this much-needed book, Donald and Marco Gillies, a philosopher and computer scientist respectively, introduce and examine some of these key topics in the philosophy and science of AI, including:Alan Turing's imitation game and the beginnings of AI and expert systems.Induction and logic-based machine learning.Bayesianism and AI.The development of neural networks and deep learning.AI and moral issues, including social media and political radicalisation.Generative AI and the arts.Is an AI superintelligence possible?AI and the future of work.Adopting a balanced historical and philosophical approach, Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence: From Turing to Large Language Models is ideal for those embarking on the study of this exciting topic, whether coming from philosophy or computer science. It provides a clear and engaging introduction to artificial intelligence. In this much-needed book a philosopher and computer scientist examine the key topics in philosophy and science of AI. Adopting a balanced historical and philosophical approach, it is ideal for those embarking on the study of this exciting topic and provides a clear and engaging introduction to AI. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Artificial intelligence presents deep and important philosophical questions, ranging from whether computers can think, whether large language models truly understand language, and whether AI can be creative, to moral and political issues, criminal justice, health, and the future of work.In this much-needed book, Donald and Marco Gillies, a philosopher and computer scientist respectively, introduce and examine some of these key topics in the philosophy and science of AI, including:Alan Turing's imitation game and the beginnings of AI and expert systems.Induction and logic-based machine learning.Bayesianism and AI.The development of neural networks and deep learning.AI and moral issues, including social media and political radicalisation.Generative AI and the arts.Is an AI superintelligence possible?AI and the future of work.Adopting a balanced historical and philosophical approach, Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence: From Turing to Large Language Models is ideal for those embarking on the study of this exciting topic, whether coming from philosophy or computer science. It provides a clear and engaging introduction to artificial intelligence. In this much-needed book a philosopher and computer scientist examine the key topics in philosophy and science of AI. Adopting a balanced historical and philosophical approach, it is ideal for those embarking on the study of this exciting topic and provides a clear and engaging introduction to AI. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …