The Human Use of Human Beings: Cybernetics and Society―A Profound Examination of AI, Cybernetics, and the Human-Machine Relationship, Anticipating the Dilemmas of Modern Technology and Neuroscience
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The Human Use of Human Beings: Cybernetics and Society―A Profound Examination of AI, Cybernetics, and the Human-Machine Relationship, Anticipating the Dilemmas of Modern Technology and Neuroscience

by Norbert Wiener

artificial intelligence cybernetics philosophy of technology
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In this influential examination of cybernetics and society, Norbert Wiener explores how machines, technology, and systems of communication intersect with human life. Addressing themes that remain relevant to artificial intelligence and neuroscience, the book invites readers to consider the possibilities and dilemmas of the human-machine relationship.

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Norbert Wiener examines the relationship between human beings and machines through the lens of cybernetics.

The book considers how communication, control, and technological systems influence society and human life.

Its themes connect foundational ideas about cybernetics with questions raised by artificial intelligence and neuroscience.

This is a reflective work for readers interested in technology, philosophy, and the human consequences of scientific change.

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