Book · 2004 · Computers
Machines Who Think
A Personal Inquiry into the History and Prospects of Artificial Intelligence
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And even when I finished machines who think I didn't know if they were gonna succeed.
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“The amount of publishers that told me not to call my book Think Like a Monk. That was my first book and they were like, "Don't call it that. No one wants to think like a monk." They're they're telling they're giving you advice based on their failures. Totally. And you're not them.”
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“her books include machines who think in 1979 the fifth generation in 1983 with Edie foggy and mom who's considered to be the father of expert systems the edge of chaos the features of women and many more books”