9780140129502 - The Turing Option de Harrison, Harry; Minsky, Marvin (9 résultats)

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Paperback. Etat : near fine paperback, 1st printing. The Turning Option combines the talents of the world's leading expert on Artificial Intelligence and a master SF storyteller in a fascinating near-future thriller.

Paperback. Etat : near fine paperback, not 1st printing. Review slip. J. J. Beckworth, of Megalobe Industries, was unimpressed by whiz-kid Brian Delaney's new robot, Robin-I. The thing could talk - after a fashion - and catch paperclips, but so what?.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. THE TURING OPTION Paperback Novel - 1st UK Paperback Edition - 1993 - Condition : Very Good. General wear.

Paperback. Etat : Good. J. J. Beckworth, of Megalobe Industries, was unimpressed by whiz-kid Brian Delaney's new robot, Robin-I. The thing could talk - after a fashion - and catch paperclips, but so what? Seconds later Brian was left dead in a savage attack by unknown assassins; his brain shattered. His only hope lay in Robin-I. For he had created a machine capable of rebuilding its inventor's mind from spare parts. Now Brian's amnesiac brain struggles to bring a new form of intelligence into the world - and the enemies of Megalobe hunted him down like a wounded animal. 497 pages.

Paperback: 7" x 4½". Etat : Very Good: Light signs of wear. Cover Art: George Snow (illustrateur). 1993 Edition. © 1992: A stand-alone novel by Harry Harrison & Marvin Minsky. Unknown publication date, 2nd printing of 1993 edition:- Synopsis: New world, new mind. J J Beckworth, of Megalobe Industries, was unimpressed by whiz-kid Brian Delaney's new robot, Robin-I. The thing could talk - after a fashion - and catch paperclips, but so what? Seconds later Brian was left for dead in a savage attack by unknown assassins, his brain shattered. His only hope lay in Robin-I. For he had created a machine capable of rebuilding its inventor's mind from spare parts. Now Brian's amnesiac brain struggled to bring a new form of intelligence into the world - and the enemies of Megalobe hunted him down like a wounded animal. 'The Turing Option' combines the talents of the world's leading expert on Artificial Intelligence and a master SF storyteller in a fascinating near-future thriller:- Review(s): "One of the few intelligent novels about intelligent computers. A fast moving thriller with an exciting and gruesome climax" - Sunday Telegraph / "Harrison and Minsky raise the most provocative of questions. Very much leading edge" - Locus:- (original cost £4.99).