Machines that think ? A book review of

In 1980, a number of books have been written about artificial intelligence. From as early as 1980 books have really started the production of solid content on the topic. No, the concept, of course, emerged last year, but by the early '80s were really the computer is to get a grip, and in the late 80s there were some really good books that have focused on the future. Decades

Much of what we think of today and the direction we are moving in AIProgramming really come out this time. So, if interested in this topic, I suggest you at least some work from this period. Let me recommend a book that is presented in full and straight forward, you really get on track, so you can see where it all came back. The book is:

"Thinking Machines, the search for Artificial Intelligence" by Igor Aleksander and Piers Burnett, Alfred A. Knoff Publishers, New York, NY,(1987).

The authors have addressed the question of age; What is intelligence? This chapter gives an overview of the concept of great originality and all the philosophical ideas of Alan Turing. He brings it up to date in the mid-1980. Then the authors talk about more difficult, "Universal Machine" and then helps us to understand the difference between the people and the future of AI, one could say that it is now in the present.

The knowledge of the thoughts on vision machinesand sensors, the philosophical and historical importance. The chapter, "Inside the Machine" is one of the highest interest and enjoy. In fact, I liked the theme of the authors, "The Myth of the Machine recommend super intelligent, and the authors at the end, no matter what, is still a machine, not man and can only work in a certain way. The future can confirm this, but can prove to the neural network, that they also be wrong.

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