As someone curious about the future of artificial intelligence, I’m always looking for insights from those in the know. A recent question on Reddit got me thinking – what books are people in and adjacent to the AI industry reading right now?
The ask wasn’t for beginner guides or technical textbooks, but rather for books that offer a deeper understanding of the industry and its trajectory. I’m talking about the kind of books that explore the implications of AI, its potential impact on society, and the ethical considerations that come with creating intelligent machines.
While I didn’t get to dig into the original Reddit thread, it got me wondering – what would be on that list? Would it include books like ‘Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence’ by Max Tegmark or ‘AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order’ by Kai-Fu Lee?
I’d love to hear from you – what AI-related books have you read recently that you’d recommend? Are there any that have changed your perspective on the industry and its potential?
Let’s start a conversation and build a reading list that’ll keep us ahead of the AI curve.