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Human More Human

How to Keep Working in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

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Human More Human

By: Li Zhao-King
Narrated by: Millian Quinteros
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This book has actionable information on how to keep working, even as the age of artificial intelligence takes root in our everyday life. In this world, the only thing that is not changing is change, itself. Some changes are gradual and not even noticeable; some changes are dramatic and have bigger impact on our lives.

There is a Chinese saying that "water can either support or capsize your boat." With the torrent of AI rising up and reshaping economic landscape, let us get prepared to take the opportunity of the change, rather than being capsized in the changing world. This book will help you and your children discover the answer to keeping your jobs in the age of AI.

©2018 Li Zhao-King (P)2018 Li Zhao-King Career Success Engineering Employment Career Artificial Intelligence

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