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Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence

Can a machine think?

16 Apr 2020 Susan Curtis
Taken from the April 2020 issue of Physics World.

Susan Curtis reviews The Road to Conscious Machines: the Story of AI by Michael Wooldridge

Robot thinking
All in the mind: Artificial intelligence is already being used in real-world applications, but intelligent machines remain a distant dream. (Courtesy: iStock/mennovandijk)
Artificial intelligence is a research field that attracts its fair share of hyperbole. Fuelled by po

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Susan Curtis is a contributing editor to Physics World
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