First published 1996
Legendary physicist Richard Feynman takes you inside the fundamental constraints of digital computation. From Turing machines to quantum theory, he explores what's possible - and impossible - for computers. With his trademark wit and insight, Feynman illuminates the deep connection between physics and computation, redefining the future of technology.
Genres: science, physics, artificial-intelligence, computer-science, academic, algorithms
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: academic
Period: 20th-century
303 pages · Hardcover · Addison-Wesley