Mario Noioso su Amazon: Chi possiede la memoria possiede il futuro

Mario Noioso pubblica su Amazon “Chi possiede la memoria possiede il futuro”, un saggio su memoria, conoscenza, tecnologia, intelligenza artificiale e potere.

Mario Noioso su Amazon: Chi possiede la memoria possiede il futuro

Mario Noioso pubblica su Amazon “Chi possiede la memoria possiede il futuro”, un saggio su memoria, conoscenza, tecnologia, intelligenza artificiale e potere.

È disponibile su Amazon il nuovo libro di Mario Noioso, Chi possiede la memoria possiede il futuro. Potere, conoscenza e immaginazione dal fuoco a Marte.

Un saggio sul rapporto tra memoria, conoscenza, tecnologia e potere, dalle prime forme di conservazione del sapere fino all’intelligenza artificiale e all’esplorazione dello spazio.

Il libro è disponibile su Amazon in formato Kindle e cartaceo.

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