Summary:
The book provides an accessible overview of the field of artificial intelligence, discussing its history, key concepts, and the challenges it faces, while also examining the implications of AI on society and human cognition through the lens of a cognitive scientist. It critically assesses the current state of AI technology, debunking hype and exploring the limitations and potential of AI systems.
Key points:
1. AI Comprehension: The book stresses understanding AI as a complex system imitating human intelligence, discussing its workings, capabilities, and ethical issues.
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