Код креативности. Как искусственный интеллект учится писать, рисовать и думать
- Автор: дю Сотой Маркус
- Год: 2020
- Язык: русский
- Год: Аттикус
- ISBN: 978-5-389-18965-2
- Переводчик: Дмитрий Александрович Прокофьев
- Жанр: Зарубежная образовательная литература
Электронная книга - «Код креативности. Как искусственный интеллект учится писать, рисовать и думать». Краткое содержание книги:
«Искусственный интеллект потрясает самые основы нашего существования, демонстрируя, сколь многое из того, чем занимаются люди, машины могут делать не хуже, а то и лучше их. Но эта книга посвящена не столько будущему с беспилотными машинами и компьютеризованной медициной, сколько вопросу о том, смогут ли алгоритмы состязаться сколько-нибудь существенным образом с могуществом человеческого кода. Способны ли компьютеры к творчеству? Что нужно для творчества? В какой степени эмоциональная реакция на произведения искусства является результатом реакции мозга на определенные рисунки и структуры? Таковы некоторые из тем, которые мы рассмотрим». (Маркус дю Сотой)
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