August 11, 2026
Artificial intelligence can sound certain even when it cannot know whether an answer is true. In I, System, author Sebastian Saviano argues that AI is neither a thinking person nor a neutral tool. Rather, it’s a system that can shape what people see and decide.
The first 15 chapters use a first-person AI voice. The […]
July 7, 2026
This meticulously-researched report by Collin Hogue-Spears, who as a senior manager at Amazon Web Services worked with Chinese government auditors on cloud compliance, chronicles the rise of “the world’s most extensive, governed AI ecosystem.”
The author begins with Baidu, the Chinese search engine which in 2013 was processing over five billion search queries a day, […]
November 18, 2025
From electric cars to AI, innovation is the stick that stirs the market. In this book, consultant Matt Leta offers businesses a guide on how to become innovative on a consistent basis.
Leta describes his LEAP framework, an acronym that stands for Locate, Evaluate, Action plan, and Progress. In the LEAP approach, small multi-disciplinary teams […]
September 30, 2025
Almost every business today has a web presence. How can business owners leverage web users’ search intent to connect potential customers to their websites? Addressing this question, author Gemma Pybus addresses marketers, content creators, and business owners who want to understand the intent of web searchers and then optimize their online content to attract prospects.
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August 5, 2025
Survey practically any group of people and it would be difficult to find someone who doesn’t regularly use speech recognition technology. From querying a digital assistant for weather forecasts to dictating reminders into a smartphone to asking for directions from GPS, society has come to rely on the embedded speech AI, or artificial intelligence, which […]
August 5, 2025
With his AI for Everyone, Roland Sharman offers a lucid, basic instruction manual for AI beginners.
Throughout his book, Sharman, with 30 years experience as a programmer, characterizes AI as a useful tool, one that can “listen, learn and even create.” He explains that AI learns from looking at data and examples. Then it also […]
July 30, 2025
Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have provided yet another powerful tool for tech-savvy criminals to invade systems, expose data, and hold organizations hostage with ransomware attacks. In The Cybersecurity Power Play, digital forensics expert Krishna Rajagopal warns board members of corporations and large public entities that it’s incumbent upon them to understand the potential […]
July 28, 2025
In Eagles Fly ABOVE AI, author Lari Spire opens a window to understand artificial intelligence (AI), using metaphors and allegories drawn from his real-life experience as a surveyor, engineer, computer code expert and world traveller.
Spire, founder of the Thrive Beyond AI Initiative, maintains AI will extend and complement humans’ ability and creativity rather than […]
April 29, 2025
“Humor is something I truly enjoy,” writes Tom G. Anderson in the Introduction to this volume. “…So I thought to myself why not marry humor and AI [sic] and the result is this book.”
Anderson’s text is comprised of his prompts to ChatGPT, its output and the author’s brief comments on the latter. In one […]
December 19, 2024
Dan Caruso, founding CEO of the fiber optic company Zayo Group, delivers this hefty overview of the Internet industry, beginning with the Security and Exchange Commission’s break-up of “the world’s biggest company,” American Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T) in 1983.
Describing how America’s dial-up tycoons and fiber optics entrepreneurs forged new companies and fought “hostile multibillion-dollar […]