Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers Misunderstand the World (Mit Press)
An insightful critique of artificial intelligence, revealing why computers often misunderstand the world and urging caution in our growing dependence on technology.
About This Book
Artificial Unintelligence examines the gap between the promise of artificial intelligence and its real-world limitations.
The book explores how computers process information and why they frequently fail to understand context or nuance.
It highlights the risks of relying too heavily on technology without recognizing its inherent shortcomings.
Readers are encouraged to think critically about the role of computers in society and decision-making.
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