Artificial intelligence and universal thinking
The book contains an accessible introduction to the vast and complex field of artificial intelligence. Considerable attention is paid to the fundamental ideas necessary for a deep understanding of the methods of searching in the space of solutions, knowledge representation, machine learning and self-organization that form the basis of artificial intelligence. At the same time, the book is a discussion of what key properties intellectual systems lack to become truly intelligent, for which the author often refers to the origins of artificial intelligence in the field of psychology, linguistics, neurophysiology, mathematics, philosophy. The book is intended for a wide range of readers interested in thinking, but it can also be useful to specialists in the field of artificial intelligence.
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