Andrew Hodges
Great Philosophers: Turing
Great Philosophers: Turing
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Alan Turing's 1936 paper "On Computable Numbers" was a landmark of twentieth-century thought that provided the principle of the post-war computer and gave an entirely new approach to the philosophy of the mind. His thesis is the cornerstone of modern Artificial Intelligence, and Andrew Hodges gives a fresh analysis of Turing's work, relating it to his extraordinary life.
\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 96 pages
\n Publication date: 07 January 2021
\n Publisher: Orion Publishing Co
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Alan Turing, a renowned codebreaker during World War II, made a groundbreaking contribution to twentieth-century thought with his 1936 paper "On Computable Numbers." Not only did this paper lay the foundation for the post-war computer, but it also introduced a novel perspective on the philosophy of the mind. Drawing inspiration from his crucial codebreaking work during the war and his pioneering efforts in the development of electronic computers, Turing proposed that all the operations of the mind could be replicated by computers. His thesis serves as the cornerstone of modern artificial intelligence. In his book, Andrew Hodges provides a fresh and insightful analysis of Turing's work, contextualizing it within the remarkable life of this extraordinary individual.
Alan Turing, a renowned codebreaker during World War II, made a groundbreaking contribution to twentieth-century thought with his 1936 paper "On Computable Numbers." Not only did this paper lay the foundation for the post-war computer, but it also introduced a novel perspective on the philosophy of the mind. Drawing inspiration from his crucial codebreaking work during the war and his pioneering efforts in the development of electronic computers, Turing proposed that all the operations of the mind could be replicated by computers. His thesis serves as the cornerstone of modern artificial intelligence. In his book, Andrew Hodges provides a fresh and insightful analysis of Turing's work, contextualizing it within the remarkable life of this extraordinary individual.
\n Weight: 68g\n
Dimension: 110 x 178 x 12 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781474616782\n \n
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