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Overview: Why has so much of our recent attention been focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI) while Real Intelligence (RI) is all but forgotten? And why are we spending so much energy debating the future of AI rather than that of its human original? Why can’t those who are concerned about AI and those who care about RI talk to one another using a common language? iMind: Artificial and Real Intelligence is the first comprehensive popular science account of AI and RI. Unique in scope, it discusses the interdisciplinary science of AI, RI, smartphones, smart sensors, microchips, and the brain-mind connection. It explores what is beyond the physical, including mindfulness and spirituality, and how they can impact our wellbeing in the here and now, and how they can help us achieve a healthy and fulfilling old age. AI is revolutionizing the fields of healthcare and medicine. Already it can analyze X-rays and MRIs many times faster and often more accurately than humans, allowing quicker and more reliable diagnoses. But for all the ways in which AI has made our lives simpler and more efficient, for many it has created a high degree of anxiety. This anxiety is largely grounded in ignorance—a lack of understanding about what AI is, how it works and where it is headed. While we don’t need to be experts to use AI, there is an underlying sense of unease about a tool so powerful, that its operation seems shrouded in mystery. This is where Professor Elmasry’s book is so timely and informative. Designed to engage a diverse audience—including general readers curious about the basic scientific principles on which AI is based— iMind: Artificial and Real Intelligence explains in everyday language some of the fundamental concepts at the core of AI; from physical hardware like microchips, to applications like Machine Learning and other tools used for building, training, and operating AI systems. But iMind also emphasizes that the development of artificial neural networks at the heart of AI has depended heavily on an understanding of how the human brain works. In teaching computers how to think, speak and reason approximately like us, we need to remember that the human brain is infinitely more complex than the most sophisticated computer. This is what Professor Elmasry calls Real Intelligence (RI).
Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices
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