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“The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect” is indeed a book co-authored by Judea Pearl, a computer scientist and philosopher, and Dana Mackenzie, a science and mathematics writer. Published in 2018, the book explores the concept of causation and the role of causal reasoning in science and everyday life.
Judea Pearl is known for his work in artificial intelligence, and “The Book of Why” delves into the fundamental questions surrounding cause and effect. The authors discuss the history of causal inference, the limitations of statistical correlations, and the importance of causal reasoning in fields such as medicine, social sciences, and artificial intelligence.
The book has received acclaim for its accessible presentation of complex concepts related to causality and its implications for scientific understanding and decision-making. It provides insights into the challenges of establishing cause-and-effect relationships and advocates for a deeper understanding of causation in various disciplines.
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