A classic work that provides the ideological foundation for electronic computers and artificial intelligence. It is compiled based on some of the author's speeches during his lifetime. With the advent of the era of artificial intelligence, humans are paying more attention to whether computers can become intelligent, that is, work like the human brain. The author uses mathematical language to express his thinking on this issue in the book. It is divided into two parts: "Computer" and "Human Brain", with a total of 16 chapters.
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The author's ideas are very clear and he uses mathematical language to explain complex concepts so that even a math novice like me can understand it. Moreover, the stories and examples in the book are very vivid, which gave me a deeper understanding of artificial intelligence. I think this book is not only suitable for students to read, but also for people who are interested in this field. Recommend!
The author's ideas are very clear and he uses mathematical language to explain complex concepts so that even a math novice like me can understand it. Moreover, the stories and examples in the book are very vivid, which gave me a deeper understanding of artificial intelligence. I think this book is not only suitable for students to read, but also for people who are interested in this field. Recommend!