Summaries of books about Artificial Intelligence:
The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book
Andriy Burkov
The book provides a concise overview of fundamental machine learning concepts, algorithms, and practical applications, catering to both beginners and professionals. It covers topics ranging from supervised and unsupervised learning to neural networks and machine learning system design, all distilled into an accessible format.
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Machine, Platform, Crowd
Harnessing Our Digital Future
Andrew McAfee|Erik Brynjolfsson
The book explores the balance and interplay between three fundamental aspects of the digital age: the capabilities of machines versus human minds (Machine), the shift from centralized production to decentralized platforms (Platform), and the value of the collective intelligence of the crowd versus individual expert input (Crowd). It provides insights into how businesses can adapt and thrive by leveraging these elements in an era of rapid technological advancement and digital transformation.
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Deep Thinking
Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins
Garry Kasparov
The book explores the evolution of artificial intelligence through the lens of chess, particularly the author's experiences with IBM's Deep Blue. It discusses the implications of AI on human intelligence, creativity, and future collaboration between humans and machines.
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Amazon Alexa - The Complete User Manual - Tips, Tricks & Skills for Every Amazon Alexa Device
Master Amazon's AI Assistant
CJ Andersen|Alexa Andersen
The book provides a comprehensive guide to using Amazon Alexa, detailing various tips, tricks, and skills to enhance user experience with the AI assistant. It covers the functionality across different devices, helping users to fully leverage Alexa's capabilities for smart home automation, entertainment, information, and more.
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The Writer's Guide to Training Your Dragon
Using Speech Recognition Software to Dictate Your Book and Supercharge Your Writing Workflow
Scott Baker
The book provides practical advice on how to effectively use speech recognition software, specifically Dragon NaturallySpeaking, to dictate writing, thereby increasing productivity and efficiency. It includes tips on setting up the software, training it to recognize your voice, and integrating dictation into your writing workflow to maximize the benefits of the technology.
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Emotional Design
Why We Love Everyday Things
Donald A. Norman
The book explores the role of emotions in the human interaction with design, arguing that aesthetically pleasing objects can enhance our lives and make us happy. It delves into how designers can create emotional connections with users through three levels of design: visceral, behavioral, and reflective.
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Machine Learning With Random Forests And Decision Trees
A Visual Guide For Beginners
Scott Hartshorn
The book provides an introductory explanation of machine learning concepts, focusing on the use of random forests and decision trees. It employs visual aids and simple language to help beginners understand the algorithms and their applications in data analysis and prediction.
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Tools and Weapons
The Promise and the Peril of the Digital Age
Brad Smith|Carol Ann Browne
The book delves into the challenges and responsibilities that come with the advancement of digital technology, discussing issues such as privacy, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. It offers insights from Microsoft President Brad Smith's experiences and emphasizes the need for tech companies, governments, and individuals to collaborate in navigating the ethical dilemmas of the digital age.
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The Big Nine
How the Tech Titans and Their Thinking Machines Could Warp Humanity
Amy Webb
The book explores the potential future impact of artificial intelligence by examining the influence of the nine major tech companies that dominate the field. It discusses the ethical, social, and political challenges posed by AI and suggests strategies to ensure that AI development benefits humanity as a whole.
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Dangers to Humanity
AI, U.S., China, Big Tech, Facial Recogniton, Drones, Smart Phones, IoT, 5G, Robotics, Cybernetics, & Bio-Digital Social Programming
The AI Organization|Cyrus Parsa
The book explores the potential risks and threats posed by artificial intelligence and related technologies, such as loss of privacy, autonomy, and the potential for mass surveillance and social control. It delves into the geopolitical implications of AI, particularly the competition between the U.S. and China, and the role of Big Tech companies in shaping a future where bio-digital convergence could impact human rights and freedoms.
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