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The Singularity Could Artificial Intelligence Really Outthink Us And Would We Want It To Uziel Awret

Name: The Singularity Could Artificial Intelligence Really Outthink Us And Would We Want It To Uziel Awret
SKU: BELL-37577978
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The Singularity Could Artificial Intelligence Really Outthink Us And Would We Want It To Uziel Awret instant download after payment.

Publisher: Imprint Academic

File Extension: PDF

File size: 146.63 MB

Pages: 438

Author: Uziel Awret

ISBN: 9781845409142, 1845409140

Language: English

Year: 2016

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The Singularity Could Artificial Intelligence Really Outthink Us And Would We Want It To Uziel Awret by Uziel Awret 9781845409142, 1845409140 instant download after payment.

This volume represents the combination of two special issues of the Journal of Consciousness Studies on the topic of the technological singularity. Could artificial intelligence really out-think us, and what would be the likely repercussions if it could? Leading authors contribute to the debate, which takes the form of a target chapter by philosopher David Chalmers, plus commentaries from the likes of Daniel Dennett, Nick Bostrom, Ray Kurzweil, Ben Goertzel, Frank Tipler, among many others. Chalmers then responds to the commentators to round off the discussion.