The legend of artificial intelligence

Why don't computers think the way we do? A book that tells us about the benefits of artificial intelligence and its potential harms, and answers the question: why don't computers think the way we do? And on the tongue of the legend, the future of artificial intelligence is inevitable, and its issue is just a matter of time, as we are on our way to it and to superintelligence. Its science has uncovered many mysteries of intelligence and extraordinary genius, and it may be correct to say that we can no longer live without it, just as we do not know how to deal with it and solve its problems. It has become ingrained in our culture and has become one of our topics of conversation, whether we agree on that or not! About the author: Erik J. Larsson, a computer scientist in the field of technology and artificial intelligence and an investor in it, also works in natural language processing and machine learning. He writes for The Atlantic and contributes his work and expertise in the field of technology at the University of Texas at Austin. Translator of the book: Bandar Taal Al-Talidi, a lecturer at the College of Languages and Translation at King Khalid University, an academic and researcher in the field of translation studies, specialized in semiotics and stratigraphy, interested in sociology and digital science.