Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers Misunderstand the World (The MIT Press)

Broussard, Meredith

ISBN 10: 026253701X / ISBN 13: 9780262537018

Verlag: MITPress, 2019

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Titel: Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers ...

Verlag: MITPress

Erscheinungsdatum: 2019

Einband: Softcover

Zustand: Good

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Illustrated with examples from Broussard's own work and experience, this is an intensely personal journey that gives a real sense of travelling with a friend. Her descriptions of hackathons and other aspects of start-up culture are honest and atmospheric, capturing the social as well as the technical aspects of the marketplace in a way that anchors moments of technical innovation in their time and place. Hopefully, this book will gather a wide general, as well as academic, audience. It deserves to become a classic - but, even more, it deserves to be read and debated. -Times Higher Education Her book serves as a straightforward and necessary primer on the predictable ways-historically speaking-that AI and big data tend to let us down... Broussard lays out clearly and firmly just how duped we've been by the unique brand of technological boosterism that develops when technologists, and even whole fields of technology, have little to no social accountability. -American Scientist This is, quite simply, the best book I've read about computers and the problems of 'technochauvism'. Everyone should read it and it should be force-fed to every programmer in the world, as a reminder that machines are not always the answer to human problems. -Information Research This book is appropriate for the general public, computer science students, librarians, information professionals, and policymakers concerned with the increased presence of Artificial Intelligence in everyday life. Anyone intrigued with ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning will find this book informative and useful. -Journal of Intellectual Freedom and Privacy this book deserves praise as a timely, accessible and often entertaining account that sets the record straight on what current approaches to AI are and are not capable of delivering. -LSE Review of Books