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The Shortest History of AI
Six ideas to understand artificial intelligence today
Book • 2025
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
His latest of five books on the topic includes six ideas to understand Artificial Intelligence today.

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Is AI our modern-day Frankenstein? Jeanette Winterson and Toby Walsh
Mentioned by Alice Loxton as a shortest history book coming out in paperback in July.

Spectator Out Loud: James Heale, Angus Colwell, Alice Loxton, Lloyd Evans, Richard Bratby, Christopher Howse and Catriona Olding
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as the author of a book on the history of music.


Anna Goldsworthy

Anna Goldsworthy: Kairos
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, whose work was used without permission to train AI models.

Toby Walsh

AI's "hidden labour" and the move toward a linkless internet
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as a virtuosic take in about 300 pages of all Chinese history.

Richard McGregor

After Xi: How Past CCP Successions Can Teach Us What Happens Next
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as a book providing a different perspective on the British Empire in India.

Sandy Ryza

Lessons in Data Engineering: Scaling, AI, and Open Source with Sandy Ryza
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as an upcoming book that will be released in the spring of 2025.

Andrew Keen

Episode 2285: Toby Walsh on the revolutionary promise and peril of AI in 2025
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as one of the twelve books written by ![undefined]()

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Natasha Mitchell

Linda Jaivin

Mao and Stalin — did they lead the way for tyrannical leaders like Trump?
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as a book that will be released in April 2025.

Andrew Keen

Episode 2289: Gary Marcus on how Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is, in the long run, inevitable
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as 

's latest book, which attempts the impossible task of summarizing the history of music.

Natasha Mitchell


Andrew Ford

From vulture bone flutes to ‘organised sound’— Andrew Ford's short history of music