The AI Revolution
What the new age of artificial intelligence means for humanity
AI has long been considered tomorrow's technology. But in November 2022 the release of ChatGPT ushered in the age of generative AI. These powerful and creative tools are transforming everything we thought we knew about the technology’s capabilities and how it works. So why has artificial intelligence suddenly leapt forward? How can generative AI tools help you? And will AIs lead to human extinction?
Find out how AI is set to disrupt societies and economies in this 23rd Essential Guide with topics including:
- How machines learn
- The road to consciousness
- Thinking, feeling machines
- AI scientists and mathematicians
- Future horizons from utopia to annihilation
Published: July 2024
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