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Artificial Intelligence: A Graphic History

Name: Artificial Intelligence: A Graphic History
Brand: Graphic Universe (Tm)
SKU: 9798765647424
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Contributors:

Emma Carlson-Berne, Daimon Hampton (Illustrator)

Publisher:

Graphic Universe (Tm)

Binding:

Paperback

Book Category:

Juvenile Nonfiction

Book Subcategory:

Comics & Graphic Novels, Computers, Technology

Book Topic:

Science & Nature, Inventions

Series:

Amazing Inventions

Audience:

Ages 9-12

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Release Date:

1/1/2026

ISBN 13:

9798765647424

Weight:

0.2 lbs

Size:

8.70 x 6.50 x 0.10 inches

Pages:

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For better or for worse, artificial intelligence has become a part of daily life.

No longer just science fiction, artificial intelligence is all around us. From the technology that powers video games and apps to generative AI that produces creative works, the technology is everywhere you turn. In this graphic history, learn about the early iterations of machine learning, the Turing test, the first chatbot, and the threats that modern AI may pose to humanity.

About the Author
Carlson-Berne, Emma: - Emma Carlson Berne has written and edited more than two dozen books for young people. She holds a master's degree in composition and rhetoric from Miami University. Emma lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, with her husband and two sons. Visit her online at emmacarlsonberne.com.Hampton, Daimon: - Daimon Hampton is a comic book artist from the Southside of Chicago. He has been working on comics since 2012. His art style mixes his love for manga, superhero comics, and animation to communicate that confidence is overrated. He's not-so-well-known for his work on Mae, The DC New Talent Showcase 2023, and Jon Kent: This Internship is My Kryptonite, but mostly for ranting in public.

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