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In Probably Approximately Correct, Leslie Valiant presents a thought-provoking exploration of the intersections between evolution and artificial intelligence. With a unique blend of rigorous scientific insight and philosophical inquiry, Valiant challenges readers to reconsider the principles that underpin both natural and artificial forms of intelligence.
Valiant delves into the mechanisms of evolution, scrutinising how organisms develop complex behaviours and adaptations over time. He draws parallels with the field of AI, illustrating how learning processes in machines can mirror evolutionary strategies. This interplay between biology and technology serves as a backdrop to Valiant’s examination of what it means to be 'intelligent' in both natural and artificial contexts.
This book is ideal for those interested in evolutionary biology, AI, and the philosophical implications of these fields. Readers who have enjoyed Valiant’s other works, such as VC Dimension, will find similar intellectual rigour and a continuation of his exploration into the nature of intelligence.
"A remarkable synthesis of ideas that challenges conventional thinking about intelligence and evolution." - A Reader
Format: Paperback / softback
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Pages: 208
Publisher: Basic Books
ISBN: 9780465060726
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