The Hitchhiker's Guide to AI

By Arthur Goldstuck,

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For the past decade, Arthur Goldstuck has had a front-row seat to witness the remarkable rise of AI across all sectors of business and society. As generative AI becomes a household phrase and sparks hopes and fears of machines augmenting or replacing human beings, this guide offers an invaluable overview…

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1 author picked The Hitchhiker's Guide to AI as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Published in late 2023 this book really opened my eyes to the positive application of AI. As a content creator myself I had a negative slant toward AI, but this book opened my eyes to techniques of getting AI to do the dog work, allowing me to concentrate my efforts on creativity. The book also gave me perspective regarding how long AI has already been with us, and how to a large extent it controls a great deal of the online content we consume.

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