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How our creations in AI and robotics act as profound mirrors, reflecting our deepest understandings, biases, and aspirations about intelligence and what it means to be human.
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“How our creations in AI and robotics act as profound mirrors, reflecting our deepest understandings, biases, and aspirations about intelligence and what it means to be human.”
— Gregory Mone | Daniela Rus, The Mind's Mirror
AI, Robotics, Human Nature, Self-Perception
If you've ever felt a strange recognition in the digital reflections of your own life, or wondered what our AI creations truly say about us a clearer lens, and this will help you see what to do next.
Gregory Mone, a science writer, and Daniela Rus, a roboticist at MIT, combine their expertise to offer a unique perspective on how our technological creations mirror our deepest human questions.