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Darwin among the machines

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In his prediction of the World Wide Web's ultimate challenge to human civilization--a globally networked, electronic, sentient being--Dyson traces the course of the information revolution, illuminating the lives, work, and ideas of visionaries who foresaw the development of artificial intelligence, artificial life, and the global mind.

Subjects: History
Philosophy
Evolution
Artificial intelligence
Life
Biological Evolution
Characters: Charles Darwin

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