Artificial intelligence may be advancing rapidly, but robotics is revealing a deeper reality: intelligence becomes far more complicated once it enters the physical world. The Limits of Machine Intelligence explores why machines still struggle with embodiment, energy, uncertainty and the messy complexity of reality itself.
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly powerful, robotics is exposing a deeper and more uncomfortable reality: intelligence may not simply be computation. The Limits of Machine Intelligence explores why machines still struggle with the physical world — and what this reveals about embodiment, energy, meaning and the future relationship between humans and technology.
The Age of Light explores artificial intelligence beyond algorithms. By examining meaning, machines and the physics of computation, the book explains how chips, photonics, energy systems and infrastructure are shaping the future of intelligence in an increasingly physical digital world.
