Summary:
The book chronicles the lives and work of the pioneering scientists and entrepreneurs who played pivotal roles in advancing artificial intelligence, leading to its widespread adoption by major tech companies. It delves into the behind-the-scenes stories of AI breakthroughs, the ethical dilemmas faced, and the impact of these technologies on society and the future.
Key points:
1. Deep Learning's Rise: The book shows how deep learning, which uses complex neural networks, has been crucial for AI's progress, shifting from traditional programming to data-driven learning.
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