Mitos y realidades de la inteligencia artificial

Myths and Realities of Artificial Intelligence is a critical popular science book about AI, aimed at clearly explaining what current systems can do, their limitations, and their real impact on society. John Atkinson-Abutridy analyzes the main narratives surrounding this technology and debunks myths, exaggerations, and unrealistic expectations. In contrast to catastrophic or overly optimistic views, the author proposes a rigorous, accessible, and pragmatic approach. The book addresses: - The differences between the most widespread myths and technological reality. - The capabilities and limitations of current artificial intelligence systems. - Their applications in science, business, education, innovation, and everyday life. - The risks, challenges, and possible future scenarios. - The necessary keys to interpret the development of AI with independent judgment. The book is aimed at professionals, students, teachers, business leaders, and readers interested in understanding artificial intelligence without requiring prior technical knowledge. Its accessible approach makes it suitable for both those seeking an introduction to the topic and readers who wish to analyze its social, economic, and technological implications in greater depth. It is a particularly well-suited book for the artificial intelligence, technology, business, science communication, and society sections, offering a contemporary perspective that combines clarity of exposition, critical thinking, and contextual analysis. A book for understanding AI without myths, false promises, or extreme rhetoric.