Ray Kurzweils breaks down the inner functions of the human brain that give rise to intelligence, and how we might be able to replicate these functions in computers.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days, from image generators to search algorithms.

But can a computer truly mimic the full capabilities of the human mind?

Ray Kurzweil an inventor and futurist whose work and writing has ranged from speech recognition software to nutrition and life extension technology.

In this book, Kurzweil describes the workings of the human brain as rooted in pattern recognition, and hypothesizes how this model can one day be replicated digitally.