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Published by Harvard University Press, 1988
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- Title
- Mind Children: The Future of Robot and Human Intelligence
- Author
- Moravec, Hans
- Publisher
- Harvard University Press
- Publication year
- 1988
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0674576160
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- 9780674576162
Arguing that within the next fifty years machines will equal humans not only in reasoning power but also in their ability to perceive, interact with, and change their environment, the author describes the tremendous technological advances possible in thefield of robotics
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A dizzying display of intellect and wild imaginings by Moravec, a world-class roboticist who has himself developed clever beasts...Undeniably, Moravec comes across as a highly knowledgeable and creative talent--which is just what the field needs.
Ý"Mind Children"¨ has the accuracy of a college text and the can't-put-it-down appeal of a good novel. Moravec has turned the flights of mind of one of the world's foremost roboticists into hard copy. And he has written a tremendously good book in the process. -- Eric Bobinsky "Byte"
talent--which is just what the field needs.
disturb the neighbours and encourage over-indulgence.
roboticists into hard copy. And he has written a tremendously good book in the process.
accelerating, headlong era, the future presses so close upon us that those who ignore it inhabit not the present but the past.
Moravec, by his own admission, is an intellectual joyrider, and riding his runaway trains of thought is an exhilarating experience...This is an intellectual party that shouldn't be pooped, no matter how much it may disturb the neighbours and encourage over-indulgence.--Brian Woolley "Guardian "
One would be making a mistake to let "Mind Children" recede unopened into a guiltless oblivion. It's a tonic book, thought-provoking on every page. And it reminds us that, in our accelerating, headlong era, the future presses so close upon us that those who ignore it inhabit not the present but the past.--Brad Leithauser "New Yorker "
["Mind Children"] has the accuracy of a college text and the can't-put-it-down appeal of a good novel. Moravec has turned the flights of mind of one of the world's foremost roboticists into hard copy. And he has written a tremendously good book in the process.--Eric Bobinsky "Byte "
A comprehensive and highly readable survey of the state of the art in robotics.--M. Mitchell Waldrop "New York Times Book Review "
Ý"Mind Children"¨ has the accuracy of a college text and the can't-put-it-down appeal of a good novel. Moravec has turned the flights of mind of one of the world's foremost roboticists into hard copy. And he has written a tremendously good book in the process. -- Eric Bobinsky "Byte"
talent--which is just what the field needs.
disturb the neighbours and encourage over-indulgence.
roboticists into hard copy. And he has written a tremendously good book in the process.
accelerating, headlong era, the future presses so close upon us that those who ignore it inhabit not the present but the past.
Moravec, by his own admission, is an intellectual joyrider, and riding his runaway trains of thought is an exhilarating experience...This is an intellectual party that shouldn't be pooped, no matter how much it may disturb the neighbours and encourage over-indulgence.--Brian Woolley "Guardian "
One would be making a mistake to let "Mind Children" recede unopened into a guiltless oblivion. It's a tonic book, thought-provoking on every page. And it reminds us that, in our accelerating, headlong era, the future presses so close upon us that those who ignore it inhabit not the present but the past.--Brad Leithauser "New Yorker "
["Mind Children"] has the accuracy of a college text and the can't-put-it-down appeal of a good novel. Moravec has turned the flights of mind of one of the world's foremost roboticists into hard copy. And he has written a tremendously good book in the process.--Eric Bobinsky "Byte "
A comprehensive and highly readable survey of the state of the art in robotics.--M. Mitchell Waldrop "New York Times Book Review "
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