Artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning... unfamiliar technological concepts continue to emerge in the world. How can one possibly understand them all? This book is useful because it provides easy-to-understand explanations of these concepts through the perspective of an expert working at Google. While most books present basic concepts followed by lengthy explanations of their applications, this book is no exception. You only need to read the conceptual overview section in the

While I became very curious about how deep learning can improve work efficiency and just how far the limits of this new technology might go, I also felt a chill down my spine at the thought that if such technology is misused, it could lead to a tremendous disaster for humanity. I hope that deep learning technology will contribute to enriching human lives.

Everything About Deep Learning Through Google. This book explains the basic mechanisms of how deep learning differs from machine learning and artificial intelligence. It covers not only currently used deep learning technologies—such as Google's deep learning applications and examples of how deep learning has improved business efficiency—but also forecasts the future. While the content itself isn't particularly difficult, it feels somewhat dry. Looking at the cover, one might expect a book

While it is clear that terms like "artificial intelligence" and "deep learning" were unheard of or seen before the dawn of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it feels as though the revolutionary changes of the Fourth Industrial Revolution have already implicitly taken root in our daily lives, much like a sponge or paper absorbing moisture. In particular, through the "match of the century" between Lee Sedol and Google's AI AlphaGo, we are living in an era where we infer the present and future of