The machine has asked a question, and it was addressed to the children: What should I do?
Nobody in the room can answer it. Neither, it turns out, can anybody else.
The last book has no new machinery to teach. It has a question, and four people who genuinely disagree about it — about fairness that cannot be satisfied all at once, about who owns a thought, about work, and about where a human must always be the one to decide. The book refuses to take a side.
It ends with a letter to the reader and a blank page headed "Your answer:"
Book 5 of five.
Inside this volume:
Ten chapters, ten paper-and-pencil activities, each with a five-minute solo version. No computer required, ever. Written for readers aged 12 to 18, fully illustrated in colour.
Everything it learns, you learn first.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The machine has asked a question, and it was addressed to the children: What should I do?Nobody in the room can answer it. Neither, it turns out, can anybody else.The last book has no new machinery to teach. It has a question, and four people who genuinely disagree about it - about fairness that cannot be satisfied all at once, about who owns a thought, about work, and about where a human must always be the one to decide. The book refuses to take a side.It ends with a letter to the reader and a blank page headed "Your answer: "Book 5 of five.Inside this volume: Where a dataset quietly hides somebody's opinionThree definitions of fairness that cannot all be true at onceWho owns a thought, and what happens when a machine has read everythingWork: what changes, what doesn't, and who decidesThe human in the loop - and the decisions that must never leave itA blank page with your name on itTen chapters, ten paper-and-pencil activities, each with a five-minute solo version. No computer required, ever. Written for readers aged 12 to 18, fully illustrated in colour.Everything it learns, you learn first. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798189172151
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The machine has asked a question, and it was addressed to the children: What should I do?Nobody in the room can answer it. Neither, it turns out, can anybody else.The last book has no new machinery to teach. It has a question, and four people who genuinely disagree about it - about fairness that cannot be satisfied all at once, about who owns a thought, about work, and about where a human must always be the one to decide. The book refuses to take a side.It ends with a letter to the reader and a blank page headed "Your answer: "Book 5 of five.Inside this volume: Where a dataset quietly hides somebody's opinionThree definitions of fairness that cannot all be true at onceWho owns a thought, and what happens when a machine has read everythingWork: what changes, what doesn't, and who decidesThe human in the loop - and the decisions that must never leave itA blank page with your name on itTen chapters, ten paper-and-pencil activities, each with a five-minute solo version. No computer required, ever. Written for readers aged 12 to 18, fully illustrated in colour.Everything it learns, you learn first. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798189172151
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The machine has asked a question, and it was addressed to the children: What should I do Nobody in the room can answer it. Neither, it turns out, can anybody else.The last book has no new machinery to teach. It has a question, and four people who genuinely disagree about it - about fairness that cannot be satisfied all at once, about who owns a thought, about work, and about where a human must always be the one to decide. The book refuses to take a side.It ends with a letter to the reader and a blank page headed 'Your answer: 'Book 5 of five.Inside this volume: - Where a dataset quietly hides somebody's opinion- Three definitions of fairness that cannot all be true at once- Who owns a thought, and what happens when a machine has read everything- Work: what changes, what doesn't, and who decides- The human in the loop - and the decisions that must never leave it- A blank page with your name on itTen chapters, ten paper-and-pencil activities, each with a five-minute solo version. No computer required, ever. Written for readers aged 12 to 18, fully illustrated in colour.Everything it learns, you learn first. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798189172151
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