Intelligence Unbound
The Future of Uploaded and Machine Minds
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Beschreibung
Intelligence Unbound explores the prospects, promises,and potential dangers of machine intelligence and uploaded minds ina collection of state-of-the-art essays from internationallyrecognized philosophers, AI researchers, science fiction authors,and theorists.
* Compelling and intellectually sophisticated exploration ofthe latest thinking on Artificial Intelligence and machineminds
* Features contributions from an international cast ofphilosophers, Artificial Intelligence researchers, science fictionauthors, and more
* Offers current, diverse perspectives on machine intelligenceand uploaded minds, emerging topics of tremendous interest
* Illuminates the nature and ethics of tomorrow's machineminds--and of the convergence of humans and machines--toconsider the pros and cons of a variety of intriguingpossibilities
* Considers classic philosophical puzzles as well as the latesttopics debated by scholars
* Covers a wide range of viewpoints and arguments regarding theprospects of uploading and machine intelligence, includingproponents and skeptics, pros and cons
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Russell Blackford
Themen in »Intelligence Unbound«
Artificial Intelligence Cognitive Science Computer Science Geistesphilosophie Informatik Kognitionswissenschaft Künstliche Intelligenz Philosophie Philosophy Philosophy of Mind Psychologie Psychology
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"As can be seen from my comments for story ideas, this book isalso a ripe ground to get your imagination working and if you wantto be involved in writing the next generation of SF stories,definitely deserves a read." (SFCrowsnest.org.uk, 1September 2014)"These engrossing reflections on the plausibility of advanced AIand uploading inspire a wealth of profound questions about who orwhat we believe ourselves to be."
--Wendell Wallach, Yale Interdisciplinary Center forBioethics
"If humanity survives for thirty years, the topic of this bookmay be the most important there is. The book is readable, fun andstuffed with expertise. So read it."
--David Braddon-Mitchell, University of Sydney
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