Human Compatible - Stuart Russell - Bog

Human Compatible, a compelling book written by Stuart Russell, is a must-read for anyone interested in artificial intelligence. Published in 2020 by Penguin Books Ltd, this book delves into the world of AI and its implications on our future. Russell, a renowned computer scientist, explores the challenges and opportunities that AI presents to humanity. He provides a thoughtful analysis of how we can ensure that AI remains beneficial to humans. The book belongs to the non-fiction genre and is a perfect blend of science, technology, and philosophy. If you're intrigued by the advancements in AI and its impact on our lives, Human Compatible is a book you shouldn't miss. Published by Penguin Books Ltd, it's a significant contribution to the literature on artificial intelligence.

FROM THE BBC REITH LECTURER 2021'The most important book I have read in quite some time' Daniel Kahneman; 'A must-read' Max Tegmark; 'The book we've all been waiting for' Sam HarrisHumans dream of super-intelligent machines. But what happens if we actually succeed?Creating superior intelligence would be the biggest event in human history. Unfortunately, according to the world's pre-eminent AI expert, it could also be the last. In this groundbreaking book, Stuart Russell sets out why he has come to consider his own discipline an existential threat to humanity, and how we can change course before it's too late. In brilliant and lucid prose, he explains how AI actually works and its enormous capacity to improve our lives - and why we must never lose control of machines more powerful than we are. Russell contends that we can avert the worst threats by reshaping the foundations of AI to guarantee that machines pursue our objectives, not theirs. Profound, urgent and visionary, Human Compatible is the one book everyone needs to read to understand a future that is coming sooner than we think.LONGLISTED FOR THE FINANCIAL TIMES & McKINSEY BUSINESS BOOK OF THE YEAR'Thought-provoking' Financial Times'Fascinating and significant' Sunday Times'The most important book on AI this year' Guardian