Isbn: 9798175122993 - understanding artificial intelligence: from human made rules to learning machines and the choices ahead (2 Ergebnisse)

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    Verlag: Independently published, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Artificial intelligence is changing how people write, learn, work, create, make decisions, and understand the world. But what is AI actually doing - and what is it not doing Understanding Artificial Intelligence begins with the centuries of logic, mathematics, machinery, and human decisions that made modern AI possible. It then explains machine learning, neural networks, large language models, tokens, training, parameters, generative content, autonomous agents, and the important difference between intelligent performance and consciousness.Written for ordinary readers without unnecessary technical language, this book examines both capability and consequence. Readers will learn why AI can generate new material even though people created the system, why fluent answers can still be wrong, how commercial products and paywalls differ from the underlying model, and why self-awareness is not required for AI to have a major social impact.The book also explores employment, education, creativity, copyright, privacy, bias, security, environmental cost, concentrated power, robotics, artificial general intelligence, and several possible futures. A historical timeline, reflection questions, practical safety guidance, glossary, and authoritative sources support further learning.A clear starting point for anyone who wants to understand artificial intelligence without hype, fear, or blind trust. …