Robotics Through Science Fiction (eBook, ePUB)
Artificial Intelligence Explained Through Six Classic Robot Short Stories
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Six classic science fiction stories and commentary that illustrate and explain key algorithms or principles of artificial intelligence.This book presents six classic science fiction stories and commentary that illustrate and explain key algorithms or principles of artificial intelligence. Even though all the stories were originally published before 1973, they help readers grapple with two questions that stir debate even today: how are intelligent robots programmed? and what are the limits of autonomous robots? The storiesby Isaac Asimov, Vernor Vinge, Brian Aldiss, and Philip K. Dickcover tele...
Six classic science fiction stories and commentary that illustrate and explain key algorithms or principles of artificial intelligence.
This book presents six classic science fiction stories and commentary that illustrate and explain key algorithms or principles of artificial intelligence. Even though all the stories were originally published before 1973, they help readers grapple with two questions that stir debate even today: how are intelligent robots programmed? and what are the limits of autonomous robots? The storiesby Isaac Asimov, Vernor Vinge, Brian Aldiss, and Philip K. Dickcover telepresence, behavior-based robotics, deliberation, testing, human-robot interaction, the uncanny valley, natural language understanding, machine learning, and ethics. Each story is preceded by an introductory note, As You Read the Story, and followed by a discussion of its implications, After You Have Read the Story. Together with the commentary, the stories offer a nontechnical introduction to robotics. The stories can also be considered as a set ofadmittedly fancifulcase studies to be read in conjunction with more serious study.
Contents Stranger in Paradise by Isaac Asimov, 1973 Runaround by Isaac Asimov, 1942 Long Shot by Vernor Vinge, 1972 Catch That Rabbit by Isaac Asimov, 1944 Super-Toys Last All Summer Long by Brian Aldiss, 1969 Second Variety by Philip K. Dick, 1953
This book presents six classic science fiction stories and commentary that illustrate and explain key algorithms or principles of artificial intelligence. Even though all the stories were originally published before 1973, they help readers grapple with two questions that stir debate even today: how are intelligent robots programmed? and what are the limits of autonomous robots? The storiesby Isaac Asimov, Vernor Vinge, Brian Aldiss, and Philip K. Dickcover telepresence, behavior-based robotics, deliberation, testing, human-robot interaction, the uncanny valley, natural language understanding, machine learning, and ethics. Each story is preceded by an introductory note, As You Read the Story, and followed by a discussion of its implications, After You Have Read the Story. Together with the commentary, the stories offer a nontechnical introduction to robotics. The stories can also be considered as a set ofadmittedly fancifulcase studies to be read in conjunction with more serious study.
Contents Stranger in Paradise by Isaac Asimov, 1973 Runaround by Isaac Asimov, 1942 Long Shot by Vernor Vinge, 1972 Catch That Rabbit by Isaac Asimov, 1944 Super-Toys Last All Summer Long by Brian Aldiss, 1969 Second Variety by Philip K. Dick, 1953
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