AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future by Kai-Fu Lee
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Unfortunately, I had a hard time with the format of this book. It is part fiction and part non-fiction. The book addresses several different areas of artificial intelligence and how it will impact our lives in the future. While these may not happen exactly, there is the direction AI is going towards today. To help make these concepts more appealing there is a fictional story demonstrating a specific aspect of AI.
The format made for too much repetition for me, with one author proving the framework, then the fictional story, then a recap and further explanation. The stories were long and with the before and after it was too much redundancy for me reading this book straight through.
My library bought a copy of this book and I see the appeal for college students studying artificial intelligence. They could easily pick the chapters that interest them the most and read those sections.
One interesting final note, just in the last couple of weeks a Google engineer claims their chat bot has become sentient, is this the end goal of artificial intelligence?
Read April 01-07, 20, then June 08, 16 - 2022
book reviews, mostly.
books pulled from the shelves and new ones flying through the door. Enjoy!
Tuesday, June 28, 2022
Review 329: AI 2041
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