Category: AI BOOKS

A shocking but entirely plausible vision of the future. Historically, new technology has replaced...

Artificial general intelligence is our greatest existential risk. Ord’s book provides a taxonomy...

Today’s AI is still only scratching the surface of general intelligence. Superficially, Cantwell...

AI for beginners There tends to be two types of book on AI. One type tells you how it works, which...

Deep learning versus the rest: the future of AGI. This is an excellent set of interviews with 23...

A brilliant explanation of how and why AI needs to incorporate causation. What is the difference...

A brave new world for the 21st century. If Huxley and Orwell identified the problem, Kavenna shows...

Where does AI end and life begin, or is it where does life end and AI begin? Winterson plays...

Thought-provoking collection of essays on artificial intelligence Brockman’s book consists of 25...

Stories involving conscious robots can be quite unsettling. Whilst the premises upon which the...

A classic deconstruction of a personality type. This is the fast-paced story of who, what, when...

Thinking AI might be an existential threat makes sense. Chivers’ book looks at the way that a...

Accessible introduction to the use of algorithms in everyday life. Fry’s book walks its reader...

An ode to the beauty of mathematics as well as a discussion of AI and creativity. The author does...

A comprehensive and accessible run-through of all matters AI-related. The book covers a lot of...

Today’s AI still miles off equalling human common sense reasoning. Levesque makes a key point...

Big data can make big mistakes. In writing the book, O’Neil has a big advantage. She is a data...

Comprehensive but succinct introduction to machine learning. This is a well-written and accessible...

A rapid and wide-ranging tour d’horizons of life with AI. Toby Walsh is a Professor of Artificial...