Hello world by Hannah Fry 2018
Accessible introduction to the use of algorithms in everyday life. Fry’s book walks its reader...
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Category: AI BOOKS
The creativity code by Marcus du Sautoy 2019
An ode to the beauty of mathematics as well as a discussion of AI and creativity. The author does...
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In our own image by George Zarkadakis 2015
A comprehensive and accessible run-through of all matters AI-related. The book covers a lot of...
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Common sense, the Turing Test, and the quest for real AI by Hector J Levesque 2017
Today’s AI still miles off equalling human common sense reasoning. Levesque makes a key point...
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Weapons of math destruction by Cathy O’Neil 2016
Big data can make big mistakes. In writing the book, O’Neil has a big advantage. She is a data...
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Machine learning by Ethem Alpaydin 2016
Comprehensive but succinct introduction to machine learning. This is a well-written and accessible...
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Android dreams by Toby Walsh 2017
A rapid and wide-ranging tour d’horizons of life with AI. Toby Walsh is a Professor of Artificial...
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Robots With Internal Models: A Route To Machine Consciousness by O Holland and R Goodman 2003
A self-model theory of consciousness based in neuroeconomics. This paper is part of a series of...
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Machine consciousness edited by Owen Holland 2003
A series of essays on instantiating consciousness in a machine. An interesting publication for two...
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Artificial Intelligence the basics by Kevin Warwick 2012
Succinct yet comprehensive introduction to AI. This is an excellent primer for the general reader....
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Life 3.0 by Max Tegmark 2017
A plea to develop AI, but let’s keep it safe. Tegmark starts with a fable to do with an AI that...
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Deep thinking by Garry Kasparov 2017
Who remembers Deep Blue? Kasparov’s book is readable and worth reading. It is partly about...
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On Intelligence by Jeff Hawkins with Sandra Blakeslee 2004
A Silicon Valley analysis of the neocortex. In some ways this book was significantly and...
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The Computational Brain by Patricia Churchland and Terrence Sejnowski 2017
This is the 25th anniversary edition … first came out in 1992. The purpose of the book is to describe the brain in terms of networks …
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The measure of all minds by Jose Hernandez-Orallo 2017
The book asks a simple and yet a highly problematic question: if we abandon our anthropocentric...
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How to create a mind by Ray Kurzweil 2012
This is one of several books on the topical subject of how to build a brain, a mind, an...
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The Master Algorithm by Pedro Domingos 2015
This book is about machine learning, how the different machine learning techniques work and how they might be combined to generate …
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