How does human algorithm redefine who we are with artificial intelligence

The human algorithm how artificial intelligence redefines who we are: Author: Flinn Coleman Language: Arabic Publication date: 2020 Book format: Paperback Publisher: Dar Al-Arabia for Science Publishers Number of pages: 342 Book classification: Self-development Description: The book "The Human Algorithm: How Artificial Intelligence Redefines Who We Are" discusses robotics and programs and computers that have the ability to "smart behavior," or what is known as "interactive" machines that are developed to mimic human behavior, or the ability to perform human tasks. The book raises questions: Does artificial intelligence have ideas? If the robot is a rigid intelligent being and can think for itself, does this mean it can have cognitive abilities like understanding, memory, decision-making, and logical thinking? Then what about the ability to sense, feelings, such as joy and anger, and other experiences shared by living beings and linked to intelligence? Some assume that all organic beings are just algorithms: does this perception mean that life can actually be designed by copying nature through artificial means?