Science of Intelligence : From SpaceTime to Superintelligence: The Theory of General Intelligence
Overview
What if everything we thought we knew about artificial intelligence was wrong?
We've been sold a glittering lie: that more data, bigger models, and billion-dollar compute clusters will lead us to artificial general intelligence. But despite the headlines and the hype, no one can answer a simple question:
What is intelligence, scientifically?
Science of Intelligence is the first book to confront this question head-on. It takes readers on a sweeping journey-through a thousand years of philosophical inquiry, into the depths of quantum mechanics, and across the vastness of the cosmos-to examine whether intelligence can even exist within the physical structure of the universe.
The result is nothing less than a scientific rebellion. In these pages, Mounir Shita unveils the world's first falsifiable Theory of General Intelligence-a framework grounded in physics, not psychology or mimicry. Intelligence, he argues, is not a human artifact. It is a causal force that emerges wherever goals are pursued across time and space.
This book challenges the AI industry's most sacred assumptions. It replaces spectacle with science. And it offers a radically new blueprint for understanding and engineering intelligence-not just on Earth, but anywhere in the universe.
"Believing we can engineer something science has no explanation of may be the ultimate definition of stupidity."
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798245502120
- ISBN-10: 9798245502120
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: March 2026
- Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.78 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.97 pounds
- Page Count: 380
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