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AI & You: How to Think, Transform, and Thrive in an Artificial Intelligence Future
The Future Will Change, but These Tools Will Help You Deal with It
This book is for you to think about and get prepared for your job in the future. The world is changing at breakneck speed driven by new technologies such as AI. Almost certainly, your job will be affected by AI, but there will always be a role for humans for the foreseeable future. The question we try to answer in this book is, "how do you adapt to that future?"
I give some tools and techniques that you can apply to understand your environment better, so you can organize your thoughts, identify what you need to change to transform, and ultimately thrive in the future, placing yourself at a competitive advantage with a unique value proposition, complementing the strengths of AI systems that you will be surrounded by.
About The Author
Raj Ramesh has more than two decades of experience in the fields of software engineering, artificial intelligence/machine learning, business architecture, and enterprise design. He has architected multi-million dollar digital transformation.
While helping companies integrating AI technologies in their transformation, he often faced the reality of considering employees perspectives and how their jobs will change with the introduction of such technology. His desire to help the employees in the equation resulted in this book, which discusses a general set of tools and modeling methodologies that people can use to understand their own environments and adapt quickly.
Dr. Ramesh who holds a doctorate in Artificial Intelligence is also an author and speaker. He creates easy to understand videos on the topics of artificial intelligence and architecture, which can be found on YouTube at www.youtube.com/rajramesh.
This book is for you to think about and get prepared for your job in the future. The world is changing at breakneck speed driven by new technologies such as AI. Almost certainly, your job will be affected by AI, but there will always be a role for humans for the foreseeable future. The question we try to answer in this book is, "how do you adapt to that future?"
I give some tools and techniques that you can apply to understand your environment better, so you can organize your thoughts, identify what you need to change to transform, and ultimately thrive in the future, placing yourself at a competitive advantage with a unique value proposition, complementing the strengths of AI systems that you will be surrounded by.
About The Author
Raj Ramesh has more than two decades of experience in the fields of software engineering, artificial intelligence/machine learning, business architecture, and enterprise design. He has architected multi-million dollar digital transformation.
While helping companies integrating AI technologies in their transformation, he often faced the reality of considering employees perspectives and how their jobs will change with the introduction of such technology. His desire to help the employees in the equation resulted in this book, which discusses a general set of tools and modeling methodologies that people can use to understand their own environments and adapt quickly.
Dr. Ramesh who holds a doctorate in Artificial Intelligence is also an author and speaker. He creates easy to understand videos on the topics of artificial intelligence and architecture, which can be found on YouTube at www.youtube.com/rajramesh.
172 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 12, 2019
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November 6, 2021
I didn't understand what the book was even about???
I went through the book again and I still could not understand what was it about.
I went through the book again and I still could not understand what was it about.
February 17, 2020
There are some gems in this, but overall I think that the content and purposes are not completely in sync with each other.
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