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Giant brains, or Machines that think

✍ Scribed by Edmund C. Berkeley

Book ID: 127451157
Publisher: Science Editions, Inc.
Year: 1961
Tongue: English
Weight: 3 MB
Edition: Science Editions
Category: Library
ASIN: B000NSR5P2

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✦ Synopsis

The subject of this book is a type of machine that comes closer to being a brain that thinks than any machine ever did before 1940. These new machines are called sometimes mechanical brains and sometimes sequence-controlled calculators and sometimes by other names. Essentially, though, they are machines that can handle information with great skill and great speed. And that power is very similar to the power of a brain.

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