Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, Global Edition (Pearson series in Artificial Intelligence) Paperback – International Edition, 20 May 2021

Good book

This book is incredibly thorough, maybe a little bit too much. There are too many high level AI books out there and I was looking to get a deeper understanding of the technology. This book will definitely get you there if you are searching for that low level of detail. FYI, this is a college kind of book

The only book you need. I work in the AI industry.

This book needs no introductions. As mentioned in the foreword, this edition covers (or mentions) most of the advances that have appeared during the last decade (and there have been many of them!). It pretty much is the standard text used in a lot of universities worldwide.With a quick search you can find lectures and other material online from top universities such as UC Berkeley where it is the required textbook.I got the international edition (coloured) and at less than £40 I consider it to be a bargain. Although used, it arrived in an excellent condition.

Best text for an overview of artificial intelligence algorithms, including machine learning and deep learning though doesn't seem to cover bio-inspired algorithms. However the pseudocode is quite difficult to understand and convert to code

This new edition is the best single volume tome on the exiting field that is AI. While there are many more technical minded manuals for those who wish to gain skill in order to become AI engineers, this book is comprehensive. If a young undergraduate wishes to read ahead; this is where to start. If a director of an ai startup wants to gain a deep understanding of the field; this is the best single vol source. If you are more interested in a comprehensive survey on deep learning in particular, I would recommend the deep learning book. Thanks for all the fish. AB

This is one of the leading book int he filed of AI, see the BBC lectures, podcast, on the topic. Any one interested in the the topic of AI should read this book.

The book has developed significantly over the years. It covers the Machine Learning field very well and I find the explanation easy to understand. It is not a Deep Learning only book but it covers DL, and that is perfectly fine.