Artificial intelligence and the technological singularity
Book - 2017
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- Published
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New York, NY :
Greenhaven Publishing
2017.
- Language
- English
- Edition
- First edition
- Physical Description
- 192 pages ; 24 cm
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN
- 9781534500273
9781534500297
- Can a machine be built to think like a human? The singularity will arrive by 2030 / John J. Xenakis
- We must model evolution to achieve human-level AI / Roger Whitaker
- Rapid advances in AI raise potential dangers / Luke Westaway
- Machine intelligence will neither make humans extinct nor immortal / Charles T. Rubin
- AI needs consciousness to function safely in society / Hans Peter Willems. How could AI affect our society? Opinions are divided on whether machines will replace workers / Aaron Smith and Janna Anderson
- Intelligent machines will make human workers obsolete / Moshe Y. Vardi
- The workforce of the future must adapt to more robots and fewer jobs / William H. Davidow and Michael S. Malone
- AI should be designed to benefit all of society / Toby Walsh
- AI will change how we learn--and what we need to learn / Anya Kamenetz
- Should machines be built like humans? Current technology cannot emulate human intelligence / Guia Marie Del Prado
- Researchers should focus on emotionally intelligent AI / Gideon Rosenblatt
- We need to define what determines a person / Corin Faife
- AI will take more jobs from humans / Scott Santens
- Collaborating with AI will make humans more creative / Loni Stark
- Is AI a threat to the human race? We must prevent threats from AI now / CyberNole
- Human-level AI cannot easily be controlled / Erica R. Hendry
- Experts say AI unlikely to be an existential threat / Sidney Perkowitz
- AI will benefit humanity, not destroy it / Ray Kurzweil
- The technological singularity will force us to reorganize our values / Rodhlann Jornod.