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UKTN Technology Book of the Year
'Easily the most comprehensive book on AI I have read so far, covering all the key issues.' Peter Hunt, Business & Tech Correspondent, Evening Standard
How AI Ate the World: A Brief History of Artificial Intelligence - and Its Long Future is your essential guide to how AI went from scifi fantasy to the engine quietly (and not so quietly) reshaping work, art, politics and everyday life.
Blending clear explanation with vivid storytelling and investigative reporting, Chris StokelWalker takes you from the early visions of Alan Turing and the Dartmouth conference, through the AI winters and chip wars, to today's boom in ChatGPT, OpenAI, Midjourney, large language models (LLMs) and generative AI. Along the way, you'll see how AI spread from research labs into search engines, social media, finance, healthcare, policing, the creative industries and your phone.
Through realworld stories - including the viral "Pope in a puffer jacket" deepfake created with Midjourney - the book shows how easytöuse AI tools can delight, disrupt and deceive, and why almost nobody using them has really thought through the consequences.
Inside this book you'll discoverThe origins of artificial intelligence: magic mushrooms and Midjourney, the "fathers of AI", the first AI chess programs, the birth of OpenAI and the partnership with Microsoft.
How AI winters, Cold War machine translation projects and government cuts nearly killed AI - and how it came roaring back.
The battle for AI chips and the hardware arms race driving today's machine learning and deep learning boom.
How AI is transforming work: automation, productivity tools, "AI doomer" fears about job losses, and the new role of prompt engineers.
The creative explosion - and backlash - around AI art, AI music and generative image models such as Midjourney.
The dark side of AI: misinformation, disinformation, deepfakes, profit before people and coded bias that can entrench racism, sexism and inequality.
AI's environmental impact and the huge energy cost of training the latest models.
'Easily the most comprehensive book on AI I have read so far, covering all the key issues.' Peter Hunt, Business & Tech Correspondent, Evening Standard
How AI Ate the World: A Brief History of Artificial Intelligence - and Its Long Future is your essential guide to how AI went from scifi fantasy to the engine quietly (and not so quietly) reshaping work, art, politics and everyday life.
Blending clear explanation with vivid storytelling and investigative reporting, Chris StokelWalker takes you from the early visions of Alan Turing and the Dartmouth conference, through the AI winters and chip wars, to today's boom in ChatGPT, OpenAI, Midjourney, large language models (LLMs) and generative AI. Along the way, you'll see how AI spread from research labs into search engines, social media, finance, healthcare, policing, the creative industries and your phone.
Through realworld stories - including the viral "Pope in a puffer jacket" deepfake created with Midjourney - the book shows how easytöuse AI tools can delight, disrupt and deceive, and why almost nobody using them has really thought through the consequences.
Inside this book you'll discoverThe origins of artificial intelligence: magic mushrooms and Midjourney, the "fathers of AI", the first AI chess programs, the birth of OpenAI and the partnership with Microsoft.
How AI winters, Cold War machine translation projects and government cuts nearly killed AI - and how it came roaring back.
The battle for AI chips and the hardware arms race driving today's machine learning and deep learning boom.
How AI is transforming work: automation, productivity tools, "AI doomer" fears about job losses, and the new role of prompt engineers.
The creative explosion - and backlash - around AI art, AI music and generative image models such as Midjourney.
The dark side of AI: misinformation, disinformation, deepfakes, profit before people and coded bias that can entrench racism, sexism and inequality.
AI's environmental impact and the huge energy cost of training the latest models.
UKTN Technology Book of the Year
'Easily the most comprehensive book on AI I have read so far, covering all the key issues.' Peter Hunt, Business & Tech Correspondent, Evening Standard
How AI Ate the World: A Brief History of Artificial Intelligence - and Its Long Future is your essential guide to how AI went from scifi fantasy to the engine quietly (and not so quietly) reshaping work, art, politics and everyday life.
Blending clear explanation with vivid storytelling and investigative reporting, Chris StokelWalker takes you from the early visions of Alan Turing and the Dartmouth conference, through the AI winters and chip wars, to today's boom in ChatGPT, OpenAI, Midjourney, large language models (LLMs) and generative AI. Along the way, you'll see how AI spread from research labs into search engines, social media, finance, healthcare, policing, the creative industries and your phone.
Through realworld stories - including the viral "Pope in a puffer jacket" deepfake created with Midjourney - the book shows how easytöuse AI tools can delight, disrupt and deceive, and why almost nobody using them has really thought through the consequences.
Inside this book you'll discoverThe origins of artificial intelligence: magic mushrooms and Midjourney, the "fathers of AI", the first AI chess programs, the birth of OpenAI and the partnership with Microsoft.
How AI winters, Cold War machine translation projects and government cuts nearly killed AI - and how it came roaring back.
The battle for AI chips and the hardware arms race driving today's machine learning and deep learning boom.
How AI is transforming work: automation, productivity tools, "AI doomer" fears about job losses, and the new role of prompt engineers.
The creative explosion - and backlash - around AI art, AI music and generative image models such as Midjourney.
The dark side of AI: misinformation, disinformation, deepfakes, profit before people and coded bias that can entrench racism, sexism and inequality.
AI's environmental impact and the huge energy cost of training the latest models.
'Easily the most comprehensive book on AI I have read so far, covering all the key issues.' Peter Hunt, Business & Tech Correspondent, Evening Standard
How AI Ate the World: A Brief History of Artificial Intelligence - and Its Long Future is your essential guide to how AI went from scifi fantasy to the engine quietly (and not so quietly) reshaping work, art, politics and everyday life.
Blending clear explanation with vivid storytelling and investigative reporting, Chris StokelWalker takes you from the early visions of Alan Turing and the Dartmouth conference, through the AI winters and chip wars, to today's boom in ChatGPT, OpenAI, Midjourney, large language models (LLMs) and generative AI. Along the way, you'll see how AI spread from research labs into search engines, social media, finance, healthcare, policing, the creative industries and your phone.
Through realworld stories - including the viral "Pope in a puffer jacket" deepfake created with Midjourney - the book shows how easytöuse AI tools can delight, disrupt and deceive, and why almost nobody using them has really thought through the consequences.
Inside this book you'll discoverThe origins of artificial intelligence: magic mushrooms and Midjourney, the "fathers of AI", the first AI chess programs, the birth of OpenAI and the partnership with Microsoft.
How AI winters, Cold War machine translation projects and government cuts nearly killed AI - and how it came roaring back.
The battle for AI chips and the hardware arms race driving today's machine learning and deep learning boom.
How AI is transforming work: automation, productivity tools, "AI doomer" fears about job losses, and the new role of prompt engineers.
The creative explosion - and backlash - around AI art, AI music and generative image models such as Midjourney.
The dark side of AI: misinformation, disinformation, deepfakes, profit before people and coded bias that can entrench racism, sexism and inequality.
AI's environmental impact and the huge energy cost of training the latest models.
Über den Autor
Chris Stokel-Walker is a British journalist whose work regularly appears in WIRED, The Economist and [...] is known for breaking major news about social media and often reports on YouTube and TikTok for television, radio and [...] YouTubers he travelled around the world, speaking to behind-the-camera producers and powerbrokers, including creators KSI, Hank and John Green and Emma [...] follow-up book is TikTok Boom, also published by Canbury Press.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
INTRODUCTION 1
PART 1: ORIGINS 6
Chapter 1: MAGIC MUSHROOMS AND A MAGIC TOOL 8
Chapter 2: THE FATHERS OF AI 14
Chapter 3: THE AI WINTER LOOMS 27
Chapter 4: OVER TO JAPAN 35
Chapter 5: SHALL WE PLAY A GAME? 45
Chapter 6: READY STEADY, GO! 54
Chapter 7: THE BATTLE FOR AI CHIPS 61
Chapter 8: THE BIRTH OF OPENAI 72
Chapter 9: ATTENTION TRANSFORMS FORTUNES 82
Chapter 10: ENTER MICROSOFT 89
PART 2: IMPACTS 100
Chapter 11: MAKING WORK WORK 102
Chapter 12: AI DOOMERS 114
Chapter 13: A DAY IN THE LIFE OF MIDJOURNEY 127
Chapter 14: MEET THE PROMPT ENGINEERS 138
Chapter 15: AI’S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 143
Chapter 16: AI ART 152
Chapter 17: MISINFORMATION 167
Chapter 18: DISINFORMATION 179
Chapter 19: PROFIT BEFORE PEOPLE 197
Chapter 20: CODED BIASES 202
PART 3: ISSUES 214
Chapter 21: THE HUMAN SIDE OF AI 216
Chapter 22: AI MUSIC, MOVIES AND BOOKS 225
Chapter 23: AI AND LONELINESS 236
Chapter 24: MOATS AND DEFENCES 244
Chapter 25: THE AI FIELD EXPANDS (AND CONTRACTS) 249
Chapter 26: TAMING BIG TECH 257
Chapter 27: OPENAI AT WAR 273
Chapter 28: SOVEREIGN AI 282
Chapter 29: WHERE ARE WE GOING? 288
PART 1: ORIGINS 6
Chapter 1: MAGIC MUSHROOMS AND A MAGIC TOOL 8
Chapter 2: THE FATHERS OF AI 14
Chapter 3: THE AI WINTER LOOMS 27
Chapter 4: OVER TO JAPAN 35
Chapter 5: SHALL WE PLAY A GAME? 45
Chapter 6: READY STEADY, GO! 54
Chapter 7: THE BATTLE FOR AI CHIPS 61
Chapter 8: THE BIRTH OF OPENAI 72
Chapter 9: ATTENTION TRANSFORMS FORTUNES 82
Chapter 10: ENTER MICROSOFT 89
PART 2: IMPACTS 100
Chapter 11: MAKING WORK WORK 102
Chapter 12: AI DOOMERS 114
Chapter 13: A DAY IN THE LIFE OF MIDJOURNEY 127
Chapter 14: MEET THE PROMPT ENGINEERS 138
Chapter 15: AI’S ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 143
Chapter 16: AI ART 152
Chapter 17: MISINFORMATION 167
Chapter 18: DISINFORMATION 179
Chapter 19: PROFIT BEFORE PEOPLE 197
Chapter 20: CODED BIASES 202
PART 3: ISSUES 214
Chapter 21: THE HUMAN SIDE OF AI 216
Chapter 22: AI MUSIC, MOVIES AND BOOKS 225
Chapter 23: AI AND LONELINESS 236
Chapter 24: MOATS AND DEFENCES 244
Chapter 25: THE AI FIELD EXPANDS (AND CONTRACTS) 249
Chapter 26: TAMING BIG TECH 257
Chapter 27: OPENAI AT WAR 273
Chapter 28: SOVEREIGN AI 282
Chapter 29: WHERE ARE WE GOING? 288
Details
| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Importe, Informatik |
| Rubrik: | Naturwissenschaften & Technik |
| Medium: | Taschenbuch |
| ISBN-13: | 9781914487323 |
| ISBN-10: | 191448732X |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
| Autor: | Stokel-Walker, Chris |
| Hersteller: | Canbury Press |
| Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
| Maße: | 235 x 153 x 19 mm |
| Von/Mit: | Chris Stokel-Walker |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 09.05.2024 |
| Gewicht: | 0,539 kg |
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