Books that inspire reflection and knowledge.
This section collects thoughtful works that explore artificial intelligence, technology, and the human experience. These books are selected for their clarity, depth, and ability to spark meaningful questions in readers.
Melanie Mitchel Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Thinking Humans This book is a clear and thought-provoking exploration of artificial intelligence—what it is, what it isn’t, and where it might be headed. Written by complexity scientist Melanie Mitchell, it offers a balanced and accessible view of AI, cutting through the noise to reveal its real capabilities […]
Author: Manfred Spitzer Manfred Spitzer was born in 1958 and became a laureate in Medicine and Psychiatry. He is visiting Harvard and currently directs the Psychiatric Clinic and the Centre for Neuroscience and Learning of the University of ULM. Manfred Spitzer works in the field of artificial intelligence, exploring how it works and what we
Autore: Andrew Hodges Alan Turing is considered one of the founding fathers of computer science and a pioneer of artificial intelligence. A British mathematician and cryptographer, Turing is famous for his work during World War II, when he helped crack the Enigma code. In the book “Alan Turing: The Story of an Enigma,” the author
Title: Intelligenza Artificiale Publisher: BUR Rizzoli Internazionale This book is a curated collection of articles by various authors, originally published in prestigious outlets such as Aeon, The New York Times, ZEITmagazin, The Economist, and Wired, among others. It offers a broad and accessible overview of major topics related to artificial intelligence, including computation, big data,
