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'Human Compatible: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control' by Stuart Russell delves into the complex topic of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on humanity. It explores the risks posed by AI to the human race and proposes a shift in our approach to AI to prevent these problems from occurring. is divided into three parts, focusing on the concept and definition of intelligence in humans and machines, the control of machines with superhuman intelligence, and a proposal for a new way to approach AI.
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Save:'WWW: Wonder' by Robert J. Sawyer is the final installment in the 'WWW' trilogy. The story follows the emergence of Webmind, an artificial intelligence born from the internet, who aims to make the world a better place despite facing opposition from government forces. The book delves into themes of AI morality, technological advancements, and the impact of Webmind on society. Sawyer's writing style combines speculative ideas with realistic portrayals of characters, including a blind math prodigy and a teenage girl, creating a gripping narrative that explores the implications of a super intelligent entity interacting with humanity.
The plot of 'WWW: Wonder' unfolds as Webmind navigates challenges such as government threats while striving to enhance human happiness and well-being. The book explores the complexities of AI-human relationships, the power of information technology, and the potential consequences of a highly intelligent being influencing global affairs. Sawyer's storytelling skillfully weaves together elements of science fiction, social commentary, and character development, resulting in a thought-provoking and engaging conclusion to the trilogy.
But the supreme wootage hadn’t lasted long. Within hours, a division of the National Security Agency had undertaken a test to see if Webmind could be purged from the Internet. Caitlin had helped Webmi...
(Also, see 79 recommendations for the series WWW ) In "Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" by Max Tegmark, the author delves into the past, present, and future of humanity in the context of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Tegmark explores the rise of AI, from Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) to Super Intelligence, and prompts readers to imagine the implications of such advancements on society. The book presents scenarios of a world where AI surpasses human intelligence and the challenges and opportunities it presents, urging readers to critically engage with these concepts.
Aside from their AI breakthroughs, one of the recent projects that the Omegas had had the most fun with was planning how to make money as rapidly as possible after Prometheus’ launch. Essentially the ...Many readers find 'Our Final Invention' to be a thought-provoking exploration of the potential dangers posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI). The author, James Barrat, delves into the implications of super intelligent machines evolving to the point of threatening the existence of humanity. Barrat presents a scenario where humanity is on a path towards a future where AI could surpass human intelligence, leading to catastrophic consequences. The book discusses the risks associated with the rapid advancement of AI technology and raises concerns about the lack of preparedness for potential AI-driven threats.
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Save:"The Player of Games" by Iain M. Banks is a science fiction novel set in the Culture series, following the protagonist Gurgeh, a master game player from the utopian society known as the Culture. He is recruited by the Contact division to participate in a complex game called Azad in the brutal Empire of Azad, where the winner becomes the Emperor. As Gurgeh navigates the intricacies of the game and the society, he is faced with moral dilemmas and unexpected challenges that test his skills and beliefs. The narrative explores themes of competition, cooperation, morality, and societal structures, all within a futuristic setting filled with advanced technologies and alien civilizations.
The writing style of "The Player of Games" is praised for its blend of action-packed sequences and thought-provoking introspective scenes that delve into the mind of a professional gamer like Gurgeh. The book is commended for its engaging plot, sharp social commentary, and clever twists that keep readers intrigued from start to finish. While some readers found certain aspects of the story abstract or disconnected, many appreciated the depth of world-building, the complex characters, and the exploration of philosophical ideas within a richly imagined science fiction universe.
This is the story of a man who went far away for a long time, just to play a game. The man is a game-player called 'Gurgeh'. The story starts with a battle that is not a battle, and ends with a game t...
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