About the book
Ethan Mollick, a Wharton professor who writes the One Useful Thing newsletter, holds that interaction, not replacement, will define what comes next for artificial intelligence. AI systems can already outperform people in some domains while failing badly in others, and they can act as tutors, collaborators and researchers yet also produce falsehoods and convincing nonsense. Building on years of research and hands-on experiments with AI systems that change fast, Mollick sets out how to work productively with AI while keeping judgment and autonomy, where human insight matters most, how to avoid depending too much on systems designed to persuade and imitate, and how to adapt while AI changes schools, companies and daily life.
On his list The 12 New Books to Spice Up Your Fall, Adam Grant described it as a timely guide to using AI while keeping human judgment intact.
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A timely guide to using AI without losing human judgment in the process.
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