The Machine Mind: Is Thinking Still a Human Privilege?

A thrilling intellectual voyage into the core questions concerning the human mind and artificial intelligence.

Can a machine think? How is it possible that humans and AI can now communicate fluently? The book compares the human mind with the generative AI solutions that have stunned the world, and gets to the heart of the fundamental questions concerning the nature of the mind and thinking. This book has been translated by AI. The audio book is read by an AI voice.

How does the mathematical processing of an AI differ from the neural networks of the human brain? In what ways are AI solutions and the human mind similar? Is it a sensible idea to say a machine could really think?

The book describes what thinking is from the perspective of both the human mind and AI solutions. It sheds light on the functioning of the human mind through the latest research in cognitive psychology, neuroscience and philosophy of mind. It explores artificial intelligence through computer science, machine learning and neural network architectures.

After reading the book, you will understand how the mind works, what thinking is and what AI tools are really about.

Lauri Järvilehto, PhD, is a non-fiction writer, philosopher and musician.

© 2025 Tammi (Hljóðbók): 9789520476434
© 2025 Tammi (Rafbók): 9789520476427

Þýðandi: Tekoäly, Unknown [AI]

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Hljóðbók: 3 april 2025
Rafbók: 3 april 2025