Crisis of Control: How Artificial SuperIntelligences May Destroy or Save the Human Race

Human Cusp, Book 1

By: Peter J. Scott

Narrated by: Peter J. Scott

The human race is caught in the crosshairs of twin threats stemming from exponential advances in technology: easy access to weapons of mass destruction by terrorists and the development of artificial intelligences that could take over our infrastructure.

In Crisis of Control, Peter Scott lays out the stark choices and consequences facing us in clear, provocative, and sometimes humorous language. This book is for those with the courage to face unpleasant facts head-on. The stakes could not be higher. Yet there is hope, and Scott shows a path that might lead us through the crucible to a future of limitless promise.

©2017 Peter J. Scott (P)2018 Peter J. Scott

Incredibly Informative and Humorous

breaks down AI in a way that anyone can understand. presented clear arguments and made them accessible. and made it humorous as well. it's a must for any SCI-FI fan, but really everyone needs to read this book.

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