Isbn: 9789403877778 - evolution of ai: a history of algorithmic decision making (2 risultati)

Buch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -From tally sticks to Transformers, 'Evolution of AI' by Jaap Vink reveals that our modern digital world is the latest chapter in a 40,000-year human quest to conquer uncertainty. Moving beyond the hype of Silicon Valley, this book traces the deep, global history of how humanity externalized its cognitive processes into tools. From Mesopotamian omen lists and the Code of Hammurabi to the industrialization of reason and the birth of artificial neural networks.Vink challenges the dangerous myth of 'mechanical objectivity,' proving that algorithms are never neutral. They are 'fossilized human intent' that can scale both progress and prejudice. Through the lens of the OODA loop, Observe-Orient-Decide-Act, he explores how we have automated decision making at an unimaginable scale, sometimes at the cost of human dignity.A vital guide for the algorithmic age, this book provides a framework for 'Human-Algorithm Teaming'. It argues that while machines can handle speed and complexity, only humans possess the moral compass and practical 'wisdom' to choose a just future. Don't just watch the AI revolution. Understand the ancient logic driving it! 283 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - From tally sticks to Transformers, 'Evolution of AI' by Jaap Vink reveals that our modern digital world is the latest chapter in a 40,000-year human quest to conquer uncertainty. Moving beyond the hype of Silicon Valley, this book traces the deep, global history of how humanity externalized its cognitive processes into tools. From Mesopotamian omen lists and the Code of Hammurabi to the industrialization of reason and the birth of artificial neural networks.Vink challenges the dangerous myth of 'mechanical objectivity,' proving that algorithms are never neutral. They are 'fossilized human intent' that can scale both progress and prejudice. Through the lens of the OODA loop, Observe-Orient-Decide-Act, he explores how we have automated decision making at an unimaginable scale, sometimes at the cost of human dignity.A vital guide for the algorithmic age, this book provides a framework for 'Human-Algorithm Teaming'. It argues that while machines can handle speed and complexity, only humans possess the moral compass and practical 'wisdom' to choose a just future. Don't just watch the AI revolution. Understand the ancient logic driving it.…