
Building the Autonomous Systems of Tomorrow
By Aiman JoeHanzLength4h 14m
About this audiobook
Autonomy is the delegation of judgment to a machine: a system that pursues a stated goal in a partially known world, choosing its own actions within stated limits, without human intervention at each decision. This structural guide treats the delegation as the construction project the word keeps overpromising: the strict definition, its impostors, and the ladder of authority; the world model and the honest carrying of uncertainty; the perception that understands scenes rather than properties, and the long tail that defines its decade; the planning mind, the plan as an examinable artifact, and the margins that make it honest; the motion on the rough ground, its traction and energy budgets, and the stuck state designed for; the learned organs, certified by evaluation and governed by calendar; the containment — the envelope, the safe states, and the watchdog that bounds what cannot be interlocked; the crew and the commons, from the silent channel to the swarm's emergent surprises; the huma
Audiobook details
GenreEducation and Learning
Length4 hrs 14 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 2, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title Page
2Introduction
3Chapter 1: The Definition
4Chapter 2: The World Model
5Chapter 3: The Senses of a Seeing System
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6Chapter 4: The Planning Mind
7Chapter 5: The Motion: Rough Ground
8Chapter 6: The Learning Machine
9Chapter 7: The Containment: Safety for Systems That Cannot Be Interlocked
10Chapter 8: The Crew and the Swarm
11Chapter 9: The Human at the Edge
12Chapter 10: The Operating Program
13References
14Connect
15About the Author
16Series Info
