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What Is Intelligence? : A General Theory of Artificial Intelligence.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Zhong, Yixin.
Contributor:
He, Huacan.
Wang, Peizhuang.
Shi, Yong.
Meng, Xiangfu.
Qu, Yi.
Wang, Yunong.
Series:
Hors Collection
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (156 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Les Ulis : EDP Sciences, 2025.
Summary:
This book explores the concept of intelligence and artificial intelligence (AI), addressing its capabilities, limitations, and societal impact. Written by a team of experts in AI, information science, and cognitive research, it seeks to dispel fears surrounding AI and provide a balanced perspective on its development. The authors analyze the evolution of AI technologies, including neural networks, deep learning, and reinforcement learning, while discussing the philosophical and scientific paradigms necessary for guiding AI research. The book aims to foster understanding of AI’s role in modern society and encourage responsible innovation. Targeted at researchers, academics, and readers interested in AI, it blends rigorous scientific analysis with thoughtful philosophical inquiry. Generated by AI.
Contents:
What Is Intelligence? A General Theory of Artificial Intelligence
Introduction
Contents
Paradigm Revolution in the Field of Intelligence
New Explanation of Basic Concepts
Human Intellectual Ability
Human Wisdom
Human Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
New Exploration of Scientific Laws
Science and Technology: Why Does It Emerge (Starting Point)? How Does It Develop (Process)? What Role Will It Perform (End Point)?
Evolutionary Patterns of Human Capacity Expansion Needs
Characteristics of the Era of Scientific and Technological Development
Paradigm Theory I: New Definitions of Concepts
Paradigm Theory II: The Paradigm Formation Period
Paradigm Theory III: Mismatch of Paradigm During the Paradigm Formation Period
Paradigm Theory IV: The Implementation Framework of the Paradigm Revolution
The Claim ``AI Can Surpass Humans in All Aspects'' Is Not Valid
Artificial Intelligence: Paradigm Mismatch and Paradigm Revolution
The AI Research So Far: Paradigm Mismatch
Steps in Implementing the Paradigm Revolution in AI
The First Step in the Paradigm Revolution in AI: Summarizing and Establishing the Paradigm for the Information Discipline
The Second Step in the Paradigm Revolution: Constructing a Global Model of AI
The Third Step in the Paradigm Revolution: Exploring Research Approach in AI
The Fourth Step in the Paradigm Revolution in AI: Precision in the Academic Structure of AI
The Fifth Step in the Paradigm Revolution in AI: Precision in the Fundamental Theory of AI
The Sixth Step in the Paradigm Revolution in AI: Reconstructing a New Theory of AI
Implementing the Universal Intelligence Generation Mechanism and Creating the General AI Theory
The Principle of Perception (and Attention): Conversion from ``Object Information'' to ``Perceptual Information''
The Principle of Cognition: Conversion from ``Perceptual Information'' to ``Knowledge'' Generated by AI.
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ISBN:
2-7598-3726-2
OCLC:
1530514817

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