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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT AI

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT AI

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Artificial intelligence is surrounded by noise—doomsday warnings, breathless hype, and promises of salvation. This book cuts through all of it. Multiple award-winning book. Named Best New Nonfiction by two 2026 book awards. “Understanding AI is a daunting task that becomes more difficult with the advances each passing day. This book offers a great starting point for those worried they'll never catch up. James covers the essential history, principles, and implications of AI in a way that is accessible to neophytes, but broad enough to offer useful insights even to AI professionals who often end up narrowly focused." — Reid Hoffman, Cofounder of LinkedIn, Partner at Greylock Partners, and Coauthor of New York Times Bestsellers The Start-up of You and The Alliance In What You Need to Know About AI, James Wang delivers a clear, structured, and intellectually grounded guide to one of the most transformative technologies of our time. Avoiding technical jargon and exaggerated claims, he explains how today’s AI systems actually work, where they are most impactful, and what challenges remain. Rather than promoting fear or blind optimism, Wang presents AI in its historical, economic, and societal context. From the origins of modern machine learning to the incentives driving adoption across markets and geopolitics, he unpacks both the opportunities and the risks with analytical rigor and balance. Whether you’re a general reader trying to “get the lay of the land,” a manager seeking clarity amid rapid change, or a practitioner looking for a framework to think about AI’s future trajectory, this book offers substance without sensationalism. Ultimately, AI is not magic—and it is not destiny. It is a powerful human-created tool. Understanding its foundations is essential for navigating a world in which its influence will only grow. By the end, you won’t just understand what AI is—you’ll understand how to think about it.

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