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The Top 20 AI Books of 2025 - Catch up on a year of great ideas! To help all you busy AI enthusiasts uncover the titles that resonate for you, welcome to the AI Book Review's Top 20 AI Books of 2025, with new capsule reviews and links to help you dig deeper. >>Link in comments below<<.
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#Humanoid Robots Are Coming — but Not Everywhere sloanreview.mit.edu/article/…
My new article in MIT Sloan @mitsmr. Co-authors @Athena Peppes and Mark Purdy. Editor @debmilstein
…So what will determine humanoid adoption?
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Check out the latest from AI Book Review: 'The Infinity Machine: Demis Hassabis, DeepMind, and the Quest for Superintelligence' by Sebastian Mallaby @scmallaby - link in comments.
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Book Review - Where is AI taking education? To cheaper, faster and better tuition for all, or a slippery slope towards mediocrity? As the world’s best known educator, Sal Khan has a unique vantage point. His book ‘Brave New Words’ explores what happens when AI goes to school. Link to full review below
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>> Click here for full list and mini-reviews of the Top 20: aibookreview.substack.com/
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Book Review: The Philosopher in the Valley, Michael Steinberger @WineDiarist - on Alex Karp's Palantir and its transformation from oddity to the most expensive stock on the S&P500
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Book Review: ‘Once upon a time, humanity was on the brink of creating artificial superintelligence…’ For AI researchers Eliezer Yudkowsky and Nate Soares, this story does not end well. That’s because a complacent world is on the road to annihilation by out-of-control AI. Their hair-raising new book ‘If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies’ offers a punchy and up-to-date articulation of the apocalyptic risks of superintelligence. So how should we face up to this impending disaster? Full review in link below
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Who has the loudest megaphone in AI Land? Check out this new analysis of the AI Influencer landscape, including interactive infographics (>>link in comments). This is the first post for AI Chart Room - sister to AI Book Review, focused on mapping out the AI revolution through social media, graphs and other novelty data!
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Check out my review of Sangeet Paul Choudary’s new book ‘Reshuffle’ on how AI is changing knowledge work.
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