TOP 5 AI books that will change the way you see the future
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Andrew Yin is a renowned expert in computer science and artificial intelligence. He believes that the path to personal transformation can begin with the right books that help you rethink life and expand your horizons.
Blinkist magazine has a list of five such books that Andrew Yin recommends.
Human Compatible by Stuart Russell
What will the development of advanced AI mean for humankind?
Stuart Russell, one of the leading researchers in the field of artificial intelligence, discusses the problem of creating systems that act in accordance with human values and interests.
Life 3.0 — Max Tegmark
What will a world dominated by super-intelligent artificial intelligence look like?
Max Tegmark, a cosmologist at MIT, proposes to look at a possible reality in which AI surpasses human capabilities. The author weighs the potential risks and benefits of living in such a universe.
The Master Algorithm — Pedro Domingos
Is there a universal algorithm capable of extracting any knowledge from data?
Pedro Domingos, a machine learning expert, talks about the search for a "master algorithm" that could become the driving force behind artificial general intelligence.
Superintelligence — Nick Bostrom
What happens when machines surpass human cognitive abilities?
Nick Bostrom, a philosopher from Oxford, describes what scenarios may unfold with the emergence of superintelligence and what dangers should be taken into account during its development.
Zero to One by Peter Thiel (co-authored with Blake Masters)
This is a practical look at entrepreneurship and innovation.
The authors emphasize that real value comes from completely new ideas and products, not from competing in an already crowded marketplace. The book offers unique advice on how to build a successful business.
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