Acclaim for Stone Age Code: "The book is simply brilliant and genuine, so friendly and stimulating!" - Emiliano Bruner, Ph.
D. Fake acclaim for Stone Age Code, written by AI: " Shane Neeley , data scientist, biologist, and bestselling author of High Frequency and Data Density, answers each and every AI question you\'ve ever asked." - Acclaim-Writing-Robot "Book of the year (so far)." - Acclaim-Writing-Robot "Read it, laugh at it, and move on." - Acclaim-Writing-Robot.
The book itself, the cover art, the acclaim, and numerous prose snippets were made with the help of some charismatic robots that he trained.
He is particularly interested in AI for language generation and other means of computational creativity.
He traded in his lab coat for a laptop and has spent the last decade writing code for biomedical software companies.
Shane Neeley holds degrees in molecular, cellular and developmental biology and bioengineering.
You can train AI now to boost your imagination-to produce literature, art, comedy, and to tackle challenges at work.
Containing no equations or code, it still teaches machine learning literacy, and in an amusing way.
Not a technical deep dive-the book relies more on sweeping generalizations and humor for instruction.
In this entertaining approach, you will gain understanding of deep learning with neural nets, natural language generation, and AI art.
This book is a must-read for anyone learning AI: coders, coders-to-be, or coders-adjacent! Become an AI forefather to future generations, regardless of your background.
Another epic transformation is happening today as people begin to build intelligent machines.
A paleolithic birth of creativity, driven by the same old evolutionary selection pressures, fashioned humankind into artists, poets, comedians, believers and scientists.
The universe also underestimated the walking apes; the monkeys weren\'t supposed to make it to space or conjure AI with clicks on a keyboard.
Though bad at math and often monkey-minded, Shane Neeley became outstanding at coding and building intelligent, creative machines. , Professor of Literature, California State University (retired) About the book: Stone Age Code illustrates the evolution of improbable data scientists. "My overall impression as a lifelong professor of literature is that this book is engaging, humorous, thought-provoking, creatively written, and artistically inspired." - Alwin Baum, Ph.
D. , Hominid Paleoneurology Researcher, Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana (Spain) "A charming, informative, and thought-provoking read." - Adam Cornford , poet, journalist, and a great-great-grandson of Charles Darwin.
Acclaim for Stone Age Code: "The book is simply brilliant and genuine, so friendly and stimulating!" - Emiliano Bruner, Ph.
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