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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: The earliest breakthroughs in AI first occurred in the 1950s.
Chapter 3: Large language models might be the most complex software ever built.
Chapter 4: AI excels at many challenging tasks – but it’s still too early to confidently claim it’s genuinely and truly “intelligent”.
Chapter 5: The potential benefits of an AI rollout are vast – but so are the risks.
Chapter 6: It isn’t hyperintelligence that makes AI dangerous to people – it’s the fact that AI systems are often surprisingly stupid.
Description
Artificial Intelligence (2019) delves into the complex and evolving field of AI, contrasting its real-world applications with the often sensationalized portrayals in popular media. It explores the impact of AI technologies on various sectors, the profound challenges they present, and the ethical dilemmas they provoke. It also traces the historical development of AI, highlighting both groundbreaking achievements and the significant obstacles that persist in the field.
Who Should Listen
- AI enthusiasts curious about its real-world impacts and future
- Readers interested in the ethical dilemmas of AI technology
- Students and professionals in AI, cognitive science, and tech