by Alan Ross Anderson · Orbis · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788476342411
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«Controversia sobre mentes y máquinas» is the scientific essay edited by Alan Ross Anderson, published by Orbis in paperback (188 pages, in Spanish).
Collective work exploring the debate on whether machines can think: it brings together essays analysing the relationship between computers and the human mind, the possibility of simulating cognitive processes, and the limits of artificial intelligence compared with human reasoning.
Volume 32 of Muy Interesante's Popular Science Library; translation of the work 'Minds and Machines', originally published in 1964.
A popular science work for readers interested in the debate on artificial intelligence and the relationship between computers and the human mind.
