Name: Introduction to Online Complexity. The New Social Physics of Extremes, Misinformation, and AI
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Author: Frank Yingjie Huo;Pedro D. Manrique;Neil Johnson;Minzhang Zheng
ISBN: 9780198921011

portada Introduction to Online Complexity. The New Social Physics of Extremes, Misinformation, and AI

Introduction to Online Complexity. The New Social Physics of Extremes, Misinformation, and AI

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Libro Físico

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Oxford University Press

Autor

Frank Yingjie Huo;Pedro D. Manrique;Neil Johnson;Minzhang Zheng

Año

2025

N° páginas

304

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Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

9.96x6.97x0.79 in

ISBN13

9780198921011

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Today's online and offline world is an immensely complex system. Introduction to Online Complexity attempts to quantitatively address the phenomena arising out of the new science of interaction between humans, technology, and AI systems.

Today''s online and offline world is an immensely complex system. We see numerous surprising "black swan" events emerging, yet it is hard to make sense of them. This book attempts to quantitatively address many of these phenomena from the perspective of physics. Physics is used as a tool to model interactions and provide potential control schemes to complex systems.The new science of systems interacting including heterogenous humans, technology, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an exciting prospect, with applications ranging from space missions through to new medical procedures. Introduction to Online Complexity lays out the new science of these systems with an aim to help equip the next generation of physicists and other scientists with knowledge of what to expect, how such systems can be described quantitatively, and what tools could be used to design behaviours or mitigate undesired behaviours. This book operates as both a source book and a textbook for this deeply interesting new physics.