What if artificial intelligence could evolve to resemble natural intelligence?
In Organic AI, Bruno Maisonnier rethinks the foundations of AI by drawing inspiration from the mechanisms of nature. Unlike current models that rely on massive amounts of data and energy, his innovative and disruptive approach —?"organic AI"?— proposes more efficient systems capable of contextual understanding and real-time adaptation.
In this book, the author —?a pioneer in robotics and creator of the iconic humanoid robots Nao and Pepper?— presents a groundbreaking vision: to develop an AI that doesn’t just process information but uses the principles of "simplexity" to truly learn and reason. This is an essential read for imagining a future where machines, finally intelligent, redefine their relationship with humans and the world around them.

What if artificial intelligence could evolve to resemble natural intelligence?
In Organic AI, Bruno Maisonnier rethinks the foundations of AI by drawing inspiration from the mechanisms of nature. Unlike current models that rely on massive amounts of data and energy, his innovative and disruptive approach —?"organic AI"?— proposes more efficient systems capable of contextual understanding and real-time adaptation.
In this book, the author —?a pioneer in robotics and creator of the iconic humanoid robots Nao and Pepper?— presents a groundbreaking vision: to develop an AI that doesn’t just process information but uses the principles of "simplexity" to truly learn and reason. This is an essential read for imagining a future where machines, finally intelligent, redefine their relationship with humans and the world around them.

What if artificial intelligence could evolve to resemble natural intelligence?
In Organic AI, Bruno Maisonnier rethinks the foundations of AI by drawing inspiration from the mechanisms of nature. Unlike current models that rely on massive amounts of data and energy, his innovative and disruptive approach —?"organic AI"?— proposes more efficient systems capable of contextual understanding and real-time adaptation.
In this book, the author —?a pioneer in robotics and creator of the iconic humanoid robots Nao and Pepper?— presents a groundbreaking vision: to develop an AI that doesn’t just process information but uses the principles of "simplexity" to truly learn and reason. This is an essential read for imagining a future where machines, finally intelligent, redefine their relationship with humans and the world around them.