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Ethan Mollick releases new book on human-AI co-existence

Ethan Mollick's new book, "Co-Existence," explores how humans can thrive alongside AI that is increasingly outperforming them in various tasks. Unlike his previous work, which focused on human-AI collaboration, this book addresses the shift towards autonomous AI agents that can work independently and surpass human capabilities in many economically valuable areas. Mollick details his own experience writing the new book, emphasizing that while he authored every draft, he strategically used AI for feedback, fact-checking, and overcoming creative blocks, ultimately aiming to maintain his distinct human voice. AI

IMPACT Explores the evolving role of humans alongside increasingly autonomous and capable AI systems, particularly in creative and professional fields.

RANK_REASON Author's opinion piece discussing AI trends and announcing a new book.

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Ethan Mollick releases new book on human-AI co-existence

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  1. One Useful Thing (Ethan Mollick) TIER_1 English(EN) · Ethan Mollick ·

    Co-Existence and the End of Co-Intelligence

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