Mind, Machines, and Intelligence: How Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Were Born (Half Hour Help History of Scientific Breakthroughs Series Book 7)
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Mind, Machines, and Intelligence: How Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Were Born (Half Hour Help History of Scientific Breakthroughs Series Book 7)

by The Practical Atlas

History Education Science Technology
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Mind, Machines, and Intelligence offers a concise history of how computer science and artificial intelligence were born. As part of the Half Hour Help History of Scientific Breakthroughs series, it introduces the development of these influential fields for readers seeking an accessible overview of their origins.

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Mind, Machines, and Intelligence examines how computer science and artificial intelligence were born.

Part of the Half Hour Help History of Scientific Breakthroughs series, the book presents its subject as a concise exploration of scientific and technological development.

It offers a focused introduction for readers interested in the origins of computing, intelligent machines, and the ideas behind these fields.

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