by Robert Jastrow · Salvat Editores · tapa dura · ISBN 9788434583665
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«El telar mágico: el cerebro humano y el ordenador» is a popular science essay by Robert Jastrow, published by Salvat Editores in hardback.
Robert Jastrow draws on advances in astronomy, biology and brain science to explain humanity's place in the universe. He traces the evolution of intelligence and analyses the rise of computers, thereby proposing a hypothesis about the intelligence of the future, made of silicon and fused with the human brain.
The Spanish edition was published in 1985; it is volume 7 of the Biblioteca Científica Salvat collection, translated by Domingo Santos, with the original title The Enchanted Loom (1981).
A work for readers interested in science, technology and debates on artificial intelligence.
Robert Jastrow was an American astronomer and planetary physicist. He was a NASA scientist, populist author and futurist.
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