Owen Davey

<b>The most complete guide to AI for youngsters, covering everything from Ancient Greece to ChatGPT.</b><br/><br/> In this <b>fun, simple and vibrant non-fiction book</b>, technoscience expert Matthieu Dugal, creator of documentary <i>AI: To be or not to be</i>, shares the epic history of artificial intelligence and gives <b>answers to the biggest head-scratchers</b>:<br/>   <ul><li> How does AI already help us, at home and at school? </li><li> Which robots from your favourite movies may soon be in the real world? </li><li> What are avatars? </li><li> Which inventors are creating new technologies? </li><li> How do algorithms work? </li><li> ...and <b>why can't AI cook pasta and drain it at the right time?</b></li></ul><br/><br/> We can't see it and yet this technology is everywhere: it's in computers, cars and virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa. And it's<b> already making decisions for us, for better and sometimes for worse</b>...<br/><br/> This fascinating guide delves deep into how these decisions are made behind the scenes, putting tricky ideas into easy-to-understand terms. Keep kids' attention with colourful illustrations and easy-to-understand, well-researched facts to<b> prepare them for an exciting AI-centric future</b>.