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Author: Gary Smith Translator: Kim Phung. Publisher: World Pages: 420 Size: 14x20.5 cm Release date: 04-2021. Humans are entering the era of machinery, the age of great data, witnessing the supernatural abilities that computers achieve: possessing perfect memory, gathering and processing ability. Reason and access to enormous amounts of information at fast speeds. This has been scaring many people for the future of mankind, a fear that is more and aroused by a series of shocking books and movies. But, by arguments, intelligence, witty evidence from practical examples in economics, politics, social statistics, Gary Smith will prove to us, I'M afraid it's colorful. Because the computer's ability to handle is irrelevant to whether they can actually think like humans. Computers don't have a countermeasure, they just follow the pre-programming order. Computers don't argue, if the data is right or wrong. Lack of human intelligence in explaining the meaning of data, computers cannot assess the correlations they find meaning or not, and they refund. There'S a chance of making great mistakes. So, in this era, the real danger is not really smarter than humans, but we think computers are smarter than humans, so trust computers. Will make important decisions for us. Author: Gary Smith is a professor of Pomona College, USA. He participates in a lot of research projects that make suspicions in data usage in statistical analysis. His other famous books such as Standard Deviation: Flawed Assumptions (Standard Deviation: False assumption), Tortured Data (Turtured Data) also alerts the risk of confusion. Correlation and consequence in statistical analysis.