المرآة الإلكترونية.. الفكر البشري والذكاء الاصطناعي
المرآة الإلكترونية.. الفكر البشري والذكاء الاصطناعي
The book "Electronic Mirror" deals with the adventure of understanding intelligence by simulating it. Science journalist Manuela Lenzen takes us on a journey through a dynamic field of research at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, biology, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence is still far from our level of intelligence. But precisely for this reason, it can give us insights into how intelligence really works and who we are. While artificial intelligence is discussed everywhere, it is not known that these intelligent machines were never meant to merely relieve us of boring or dangerous work. From the beginning, they were merely hypotheses about how the mind worked, electronic mirrors through which humans could, through their distorted image, more clearly discern what constituted intelligence and what did not. At the beginning of AI research, the prevailing idea was that it was enough to describe human thought accurately enough to build intelligent machines. Seventy years later, disillusionment has set in: the greatest challenges lie not in winning at chess or mentally rotating geometric figures, but in something as elusive as flexibility, creativity and common sense. Understand the situation and respond appropriately.

Bibliographic Data
| Publisher | C publishing house. H. BeckWebsite |
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| Publisher Address | info@beck.de |
| Country | Germany |
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| Language | Arabic (AR) |
| Translation | Translated |












