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    Intelligence: Computer Learning, Deep Data, and AI Robotics Explained
    Intelligence: Computer Learning, Deep Data, and AI Robotics Explained
    Intelligence: Computer Learning, Deep Data, and AI Robotics Explained
    Audiobook2 hours

    Intelligence: Computer Learning, Deep Data, and AI Robotics Explained

    Written by John Adamssen and Cory Hanssen

    Narrated by Kasey Logan and Mark Milroy

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    About this audiobook

    This is a 2-book bundle, consisting of these books:

     


    Book 1: Here, you will learn more about how to improve all that. The author will take you through a study of learning styles, teaching yourself instead of having to be taught, and the best ways to study harder, faster, and more effectively. The book touches on memorization techniques and poses the question if those techniques are good or bad for learning.

     



    Book 2: Will touch screens be around, or will they be replaced by voice recognition?

     

    What are deepfakes?

     

    How do self-driving cars work, and are they going to be a reality soon?

     

    These questions all come to light in this brief but informational book about artificial intelligence. Society is changing quickly because of automated systems in place that either benefit or undermine people’s living style, jobs, and brains. Today, we explore what that future may hold. We will also look into options for civilians in today’s modern world to adapt more quickly.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEfalon Acies
    Release dateDec 19, 2020
    ISBN9781662292354
    Intelligence: Computer Learning, Deep Data, and AI Robotics Explained

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