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    From Darwin To Turing: AGI's Revolutionary Roots
    From Darwin To Turing: AGI's Revolutionary Roots
    From Darwin To Turing: AGI's Revolutionary Roots
    Audiobook7 hours

    From Darwin To Turing: AGI's Revolutionary Roots

    Written by Nasser Alhosani

    Narrated by Nasser Alhosani

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    About this audiobook

    Prepare for a mind-expanding journey. Discover how intelligence evolved, starting from DNA & RNA genesis all the way to the rise of machines. Imagine a world where evolutionary principles influence machine learning algorithms, crafting Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

    This provocative exploration delves deep into evolution, unlocking parallels between natural selection and the birth of computing intelligence. The narrative charts an exhilarating course from the dawn of life to an AGI-dominated future.

    Embrace this intellectual expedition as we probe life, intelligence, and technology like never before. Get ready to question what you know and challenge what is possible. If you're prepared for profound insights that blend biology with cutting-edge tech – your adventure begins here!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNasser Alhosani
    Release dateAug 18, 2023
    ISBN9798368936048
    From Darwin To Turing: AGI's Revolutionary Roots

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