Mind-Controller

Author: (USA) Friedman
Translator: Zhang Mo / Wang Fangbo
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Early designers drew inspiration from birds to design flying machines. However, the flapping-wing designs ultimately failed. As a result, most inventors in the mid-18th century shifted their focus from birds to mathematical formulas, giving rise to the early concepts of aerodynamics. At the turn of the century, the airplane was born. "In the early 1960s, people began to create artificial intelligence after realizing that the human brain was insufficient. Although this creation progressed slowly, it marked a journey from designing centrally programmed robots to creating artificial intelligence that operates independently, relying on its own 'modules' for effective activity. The author vividly introduces the milestone achievements of scientists in this process. Among them are: equipping machines with a 'brain'; cultivating materials through chemical experiments to recognize shapes, thereby exhibiting primitive patterns of human behavior; enabling robots to have brain waves and irregular thinking activities; creating a new type of computer chip with the functionality of brain cells. These achievements, far beyond human imagination, are the integration of multiple disciplines such as neurology, microbiology, evolutionary theory, and zoology. In the continuous process of understanding human intelligence, humans have created artificial intelligence that rivals the human brain."