Technology books
Superintelligence
What is Superintelligence about?
"Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies" by Nick Bostrom explores the development of superintelligent machines and the potential dangers they could bring. Once superintelligent systems are created, they could quickly become smarter than humans and be very hard to manage. Bostrom discusses ways to address the "AI control problem" by ensuring that the goals of superintelligent machines align with what is best for humanity.
Digital Minimalism
What is Digital Minimalism about?
“Digital Minimalism” by Cal Newport sheds light on the destructive influence of digitalization on our lives. The book explains how we can be more in touch with the real world and get satisfaction from it using the philosophy of digital minimalism.
Steve Jobs
What is Steve Jobs about?
“Steve Jobs” is a biography that delves into the life and legacy of the co-founder of Apple Inc. and a visionary in the technology industry. This book explores Jobs' journey from his early years to his pivotal role in shaping the personal computing, music, and mobile device industries. It provides insights into his innovative thinking, leadership style, and the impact of his creations on the world.
The Future Is Faster Than You Think
What is The Future Is Faster Than You Think about?
The Future Is Faster Than You Think by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler explores fast technological changes in our world. In this book, you'll learn how these technologies will transform industries, education, healthcare, and more, and how to navigate the upcoming change.
Algorithms to Live By
What is Algorithms to Live By about?
Computer science concepts are deeply ingrained in our daily lives, whether we realize it or not. If you're interested in understanding human memory, organizing your life more efficiently, or delving into the fascinating world of algorithms — Algorithms to Live By is a book for you! Both deeply knowledgeable, Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths skillfully clarify these complex ideas with simplicity and clarity.
Life 3.0
What is Life 3.0 about?
AI undoubtedly influences our lives. Will this influence bring benefits to people or otherwise? MIT professor Max Tegmark addresses this issue in "Life 3.0." You will also learn about challenges such as AI’s potential to malfunction, be hacked, or even replace humans in the workforce. Join the global conversation about AI’s role in shaping our world.
The Shallows
What is The Shallows about?
Have you ever thought about how the Internet and social media can transform our brains and thinking capabilities? Are we losing our abilities of critical thinking and reading? You can find out this and much more in The Shallows by Nicholas Carr.
Liftoff
What is Liftoff about?
Mostly everyone knows about SpaceX today, but once, it was a struggling start-up. "Liftoff" by Eric Berger tells the story of the world's leading rocket company, from its early struggles to its rise in the aerospace industry. Through exclusive interviews, the book describes SpaceX’s rise, struggles, and plans for the future.
AI Superpowers
What is AI Superpowers about?
Written by the former President of Google China, "AI Superpowers" connects geopolitics and technological innovation. Kai-Fu Lee compares the ways China and US approach AI and offers his predictions on the matter. It is an unusual and intriguing take on the implementation of AI, which will be useful for people deeply interested in technology.
Who Can You Trust?
What is Who Can You Trust? about?
Who do you trust? After reading Rachel Botsman’s Who Can You Trust?, you might realize that you trust more people than you think. Technologies are changing how we build trust, and understanding this shift is crucial. Trust us, this book is important – start reading it now.
In The Plex
What is In The Plex about?
How did two Stanford grad students turn a search engine experiment into one of the most powerful companies on Earth? "In The Plex" by Steven Levy explains Google’s rise from its humble garage beginnings to its dominance over the digital world. Levy brings a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at Google’s culture, ambitious innovations, and neverending development.
Technology Fallacy
What is Technology Fallacy about?
In the challenging realm of digital transformation, technology is just one piece of the puzzle. The book Technology Fallacy emphasizes that improving the interaction of people with new technologies is more important than the implementation of the technologies themselves. The authors debunk common myths that hinder digital transformation and provide an actionable guide on cultivating digital maturity.
The Inevitable
What is The Inevitable about?
“The Inevitable” helps us understand in what ways modern technologies will influence the world of tomorrow. This book also explains how technology is constantly improving, which helps us keep up with the times.
Bad Blood
What is Bad Blood about?
“Bad Blood” delves into Elizabeth Holmes' company, Theranos, which pledged a healthcare revolution but was riddled with deception and technical shortcomings. Amidst a toxic work environment, it was a whistleblower who exposed the truth. The narrative centers on Holmes' defiance in a tale of ambition, secrecy, and business failure.
The Human Edge
What is The Human Edge about?
“The Human Edge” presents a powerful argument for why AI will never replace humans in the workplace. This book explains how we can improve our creativity, curiosity, consciousness, and collaboration. Everybody can develop these traits and create new ideas.
2030
What is 2030 about?
It's an all-too-familiar feeling that the world is changing rapidly. "2030" by Mauro F. Guillen explains these changes and their effect on the global economy, culture, and workforce. This book teleports you to the year 2030 and teaches some new world rules.
How Innovation Works
What is How Innovation Works about?
Our lives today are the result of many innovative advancements made by others in the past. However, not everyone fully understands what innovation is, much less how to implement it. Yet, Matt Ridley’s book “How Innovation Works: And Why It Flourishes in Freedom” can help explain it.
Clean Code
What is Clean Code about?
While bad code can still work, it can cause major problems in software development. In "Clean Code," Robert C. Martin emphasizes the importance of writing clean, efficient code to save time and resources. Here, you will analyze bad and good codes to quickly identify bugs and improve your codes.
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