ISBN: 9798173635815 - 50 things ai can't truly do: why machines can simulate everything but human experience — love, grief, meaning, and the soul of being alive (6 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Can a machine grieve? Can it fall in love? Can it know what it means to be alive?AI can now write your emails, diagnose your illness, compose your music, and hold a conversation that feels almost human. But performing a task and experiencing it are not the same thing - and the gap between them is where this book lives.50 Things AI Can't Truly Do is a journey through the boundary separating simulation from experience. Across eight parts - The Body, The Mind, The Heart, The Moral Human, The Human Bond, Meaning & Creativity, Agency Truth & Purpose, and The Human Future - Ashish Tiwari examines fifty places where artificial intelligence runs into the wall of genuine human experience: Why AI Cannot Truly Fall in LoveWhy AI Cannot Truly GrieveWhy AI Cannot Own Moral ResponsibilityWhy AI Cannot Experience BelongingWhy AI Cannot Create Meaning From Personal SufferingWhy AI Cannot Fully Know What It Means to Be HumanThis isn't a book about AI's technical limitations - it's a book about what makes us irreplaceable. Written in clear, research-grounded prose free of jargon, it moves from the body, to the mind, to the heart, to the deepest questions of purpose and meaning - building toward a simple, unshakeable conclusion: some things were never meant to be computed.If you've ever felt unsettled by how far AI has come - and wanted the words to explain exactly what it still can't touch - this book is for you.Perfect for readers of philosophy, technology, and the future of humanity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Can a machine grieve? Can it fall in love? Can it know what it means to be alive?AI can now write your emails, diagnose your illness, compose your music, and hold a conversation that feels almost human. But performing a task and experiencing it are not the same thing - and the gap between them is where this book lives.50 Things AI Can't Truly Do is a journey through the boundary separating simulation from experience. Across eight parts - The Body, The Mind, The Heart, The Moral Human, The Human Bond, Meaning & Creativity, Agency Truth & Purpose, and The Human Future - Ashish Tiwari examines fifty places where artificial intelligence runs into the wall of genuine human experience: Why AI Cannot Truly Fall in LoveWhy AI Cannot Truly GrieveWhy AI Cannot Own Moral ResponsibilityWhy AI Cannot Experience BelongingWhy AI Cannot Create Meaning From Personal SufferingWhy AI Cannot Fully Know What It Means to Be HumanThis isn't a book about AI's technical limitations - it's a book about what makes us irreplaceable. Written in clear, research-grounded prose free of jargon, it moves from the body, to the mind, to the heart, to the deepest questions of purpose and meaning - building toward a simple, unshakeable conclusion: some things were never meant to be computed.If you've ever felt unsettled by how far AI has come - and wanted the words to explain exactly what it still can't touch - this book is for you.Perfect for readers of philosophy, technology, and the future of humanity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…