The Essence of Intelligence - 64 Big Questions in the Field of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

In the book, the author starts from common sense and expresses many "surprising" and thought-provoking views on artificial intelligence and robots. If machines can make the world a better place, why does the world need us? Deep learning is the technology of learning things that humans have done (past tense). None of the advanced robots so far are as good at accompanying the elderly as dogs. Eternal life will eventually become a service that can be sold or rented, just like cloud computing services currently. When we look at how to create intelligent machines, do we mean true "intelligence" or "intelligence that serves humanity in a stupid way"? The plan to humanize robots has not yet succeeded, while the machineization of humans has achieved great results. There is no machine in the world that can create another machine, we have created a better machine. There are two ways to implement the Turing test: the first is to make the machine as smart as a human; the second is to make the human as stupid as the machine. … This is a popular science book that everyone can understand and think about the relationship between machine intelligence and their own lives.