I am very happy to share that my new book is now published:
AI: Nobody’s in There
But we’re still in here
This book is not about AI hype.
It is not about fear either.
It is about something much more personal: what it actually feels like to live and work beside AI.
Over the last few years, I have seen AI enter almost every conversation. In technology, business, education, writing, leadership, consulting, and even casual office discussions, AI is now everywhere.
But I felt one important thing was missing.
We keep talking about tools, models, prompts, automation, productivity, and disruption.
But we do not talk enough about judgment.
We do not talk enough about learning.
We do not talk enough about what happens to people when work suddenly becomes faster, easier, stranger, and sometimes more confusing.
That is why I wrote this book.
AI: Nobody’s in There is a collection of 30 short essays. Each essay is written to be read in a few minutes, but hopefully remembered for much longer.
Some essays are serious.
Some are uncomfortable.
Some are funny because, let’s be honest, AI has made all of us look very smart and very foolish on the same day.
The book explores questions like:
What happens when AI gives us answers faster than we can verify them?
What happens when “good” becomes free, and taste becomes the real skill?
What happens to juniors when the messy beginner work disappears?
What happens to experts when their experience becomes more important, but less visible?
What happens when we stop asking AI for answers and start using it as an opponent?
And perhaps the biggest question:
Who are we when the work takes seconds?
This book is my attempt to write honestly about AI without worshipping it and without declaring the end of the world every Tuesday morning.
AI is powerful, useful, flawed, confident, strange, and sometimes hilarious.
But nobody is inside it.
That means the responsibility is still ours.
Our judgment matters.
Our taste matters.
Our verification matters.
Our ability to learn still matters.
Our caring still matters.
The machine can produce words, code, images, summaries, plans, and answers.
But it cannot care whether the answer is right.
That part is still human.
This book is for people who are using AI, managing teams using AI, teaching with AI, learning with AI, building with AI, or simply trying to understand what this new work life is becoming.
The book is available on Amazon in Kindle, audiobook, and paperback formats:
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Thank you to everyone who has encouraged me, challenged my thinking, shared feedback, and continued reading my work over the years.
Writing this book reminded me of one simple truth:
AI may change how we work.
But it should not make us stop thinking.
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