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Condition: New. R. Alexander (illustrator).

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - How do robots see the world Can a computer learn What makes a robot move How does artificial intelligence recognize pictures, understand language, or help people solve problems 100,000 Whys About Robots and AI takes curious children ages 7-12 on an exciting journey into robotics, artificial intelligence, computers, coding, and the technology of the future.Written in a child-friendly style, this encyclopedia explores the fascinating ideas behind smart machines and modern technology. Young readers can discover how robots sense their surroundings, how computers process information, how coding gives machines instructions, and how artificial intelligence is changing the world.Inside, children can explore: - Robots and how they move, sense, and interact- Artificial intelligence and machine learning- Computers and how they process information- Coding and computer programming- Sensors, cameras, motors, and robotic systems- Smart machines and automation- AI assistants and everyday applications- Self-driving and autonomous technology- Future robots and emerging technologies- Important questions about how technology affects peopleDesigned to encourage curiosity, creativity, problem-solving, and STEM learning, this book introduces complex technology concepts in an accessible way for young readers.Whether your child loves robots, enjoys computers and coding, is fascinated by artificial intelligence, or dreams of inventing future technology, 100,000 Whys About Robots and AI provides an engaging introduction to the machines and ideas shaping tomorrow.DisclaimerThis book is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only. The information is presented in a simplified, child-friendly format and should not be considered a professional technical, programming, engineering, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, or computer science manual. Technology develops rapidly, and specific systems, capabilities, terminology, and applications may change over time. Children should use computers, robotics equipment, online services, and AI tools under appropriate adult supervision and follow applicable safety, privacy, and usage guidelines. The book does not guarantee the performance, accuracy, safety, or capabilities of any particular technology, software, robot, or AI system. R. Alexander (illustrator).…

137 pp.; 21.5 x 14.5 cm.; glue bound; black-and-white; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed Exhibition catalogue and series of letters to young women artists published in conjunction with the Feminist Art Festival at the California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, 1974. Edited by Miriam Schapiro, Sherry Brody, Molly Rhodes, and Lelia Amalfitano. Art, letters, text, and performances by Miriam Schapiro, Lelia Amalfitano, Sherry Brody, Linda Burnham, Sue Camitta, Amy deNeergaard, Ida Foreman, Rikki Frankenstein, Cynthia Genn, Jill Giegerich, Melissa Lettick, Connie Marsh, Robin Mitchell, Victoria Nodiff, Stephanie Robertson, Molly Rhodes, Rena Small, Natasha Shulman, Vicki Yale, Teri Yarbrow, Katya Biesanz, Peggy Burgess, Kathy Ferree, Sally Ann Gutermuth, Jennifer Hubbert, Joy Kellman, Mary Ann Kellogg, Tisha Ladzekpo, Janet Lott, Yoko Matsuda, Carla Minfler, Adrienne Scott Mirvis, Deborah Quinn, Ruth Rainer, Priscilla Regaldo, Liz Rosner, Ann Shannon, Donna Sonnenburg, Jana Steel, Pam Trippel, Helen Whelchel, Arlinda Wicks, Emily Wong, Martha Yoshida, Lisze Bechtold, Joyce Borenstein, Georgia Patterson, Lisa Rose, Kathy Rose, Barbara Stutting, Sherry Wheeler, Diana Krummings, Jane Kirkwood, Arlinda Wicks, Lydia Ayers, Janet Danielson, Nat Dean, Julie Green, Jan Greenwald, Catherine Headly, Linny Kammer, Kathy Knoff, Donna Metz, Alice Maupin, Georgia Mohammar, Sister Agnes Mysenburg, Stephanie Nelson, Marsha Pobanz, Aviva Rahmani, Ruth Rainer, Liz Rosner, Anna Rubin, Jana Steel, Marsha Taylor, Patricia Welsh, Kimball Wheeler, Marcia Williams, Merrilee Walbrun, Emily Wong, Devorah Cutler, Jane Freedan, Roberta Friedman, Jan Oxenberg, Helen Whelchel, Jan Wesley, Kathy Rose, Womansong, Megan Anderson, Liza Braude, Randall Edwards, Debbora Gilyard, Christine Holmes, Franzine Lembi, Karen McLaughlin, Cathy Berne Scott, Ann Shannon, Doree Sitterly, Liza Braude, Jan Greenwald, Carey Lovelace, Lila Garnett, Julie Guibord, Vaughn Rachel Kaprow, Joan Burnham Kayne, Bee Ottinger, Elaine Mason Winkey, Pat Adams, Daisy Aldan, Eleanor Antin, Dore Ashton, Alice Baber, Lynda Benglis, Besmilr Brigham, Joan Brown, Rhys Caparn, Vija Celmins, Judy Chicago, Sheila deBretteville, Madeline Defrees, Carol Duncan, Martha Edelheit, Perle Fine, Siv Cedering Fox, Dextra Frankel, Hermine Freed, Jane Freilicher, Barbara Guest, Carol Haerer, Anne Coffin Hanson, Ann Sutherland Harris, Grace Hartigan, Ida Horowitz, Josine Ianco-Starrels, Colette Inez, Ruth Iskin, Jessica Jacobs, Vaughan Rachel Kaprow, Gere Kavanaugh, Joyce Kozloff, Lee Krasner, Maxine Kumin, Fay Lansner, Joanne Leonard, Bella Lewitzky, Lucy Lippard, Jane Livingston, Sylvia Mangold, Beatrice Manley, Agnes Martin, Deena Metzger, Ursula Meyer, Josephine Miles, Cindy Nemser, Linda Nochlin, Pauline Oliveros, Rochelle Owens, Arlene Raven, Deborah Remington, Jeanne Reynal, Betye Saar, Carolee Schneemann, Jacqueline Skiles, Sylvia Sleigh, Barbara T. Smith, Clare Spark-Loeb, Pat Steir, May Stevens, Marjorie V. Strider, Michelle Stuart, Deborah Sussman, Marcia Tucker, Ellen Van Fleet, Lydia Modi Vitale, June Wayne, Hannah Wilke, and Barbara Zucker. Illustrated in black-and-white. Good / Very Good. 4.3 cm. soiling to verso. 2.4 cm. dog-ear to top right corner of recto. 3.2 cm. crease to top edge of recto. Rubbing of cover edges. Light soiling of text block edge. Contents clean and unmarked. …