In his new book ‘Machines Like Me,’ the celebrated writer imagines a world where robots can make moral choices and fall in love“Charles Dickens’s horses used to wander round here,” says the British novelist Ian McEwan, gesturing toward the alley outside his window.
His London flat sits in a row of converted stables, or mews, a stone’s throw from where the great 19th-century novelist wrote “Oliver Twist” and “Nicholas Nickleby” . In 2008, the Times of London listed Mr. McEwan among the 50 greatest British writers since 1945. He is the author of 17 books, six of which have been nominated for the...
It's curious to follow current events in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, --the R&D, and the designs of the A.I. community... However they must use the human-species model as their reference ‘genome’ to try and copy our Intelligently-designed Design. /Lonewolf
Well worn territory. Classic trope. Asimov laid the foundation. McEwan is just the latest of many.
Hopefully Stephen Kings new best seller w/ much human 2 do.
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