The Heart and the Chip: Our Bright Future With Robots - Explore AI and Robotics for Smart Homes, Healthcare & Education
The Heart and the Chip: Our Bright Future With Robots - Explore AI and Robotics for Smart Homes, Healthcare & Education

The Heart and the Chip: Our Bright Future With Robots - Explore AI and Robotics for Smart Homes, Healthcare & Education

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There is a robotics revolution underway. A record 3.1 million robots are working in factories right now, doing everything from assembling computers to packing goods and monitoring air quality and performance. A far greater number of smart machines impact our lives in countless other ways--improving the precision of surgeons, cleaning our homes, extending our reach to distant worlds--and we're on the cusp of even more exciting opportunities.In The Heart and the Chip, roboticist Daniela Rus and science writer Gregory Mone provide an overview of the interconnected fields of robotics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, and reframe the way we think about intelligent machines while weighing the moral and ethical consequences of their role in society. Robots aren't going to steal our jobs: they're going to make us more capable, productive, and precise.At once optimistic and realistic, Rus and Mone envision a world in which these technologies augment and enhance our skills and talents, both as individuals and as a species--a world in which the proliferation of robots allows us all to be more human.

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Spoiler alert: the review title was taken from the end of the book. This fantastic book was nothing short of inspiring. Like most people, I am keenly interested in machine/deep learning and artificial intelligence technology but never thought much about robotics. This book changed that. It is divided into 3 sections. The first is Dreams, or what robotics may one day achieve. This section includes exoskeletons, robotic visual enhancement and much more. The second section, Reality, describes the current state of the robotics field. This was truly enlightening to me as I had limited knowledge of this field. The final section, Responsibly, is more abstract and describes how this technology may err and how best we can out it to use. Unlike in some books where this section is overly prescriptive and preached, it strikes a nice balance and keeps the reader excited.