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- Title
- Still Yours to Decide
- Author
- Yildiz, Mahsun
- Publisher
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
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- 9798191738741
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Artificial intelligence isn't some far-off possibility anymore. It's in our workplaces, our kids' classrooms, the phones in our pockets, and the small decisions we make every day.
So what do we do about it?
Should we be worried about losing our jobs? How should our kids be using AI? Is technology quietly eroding our ability to think? How do we tell what's real from what's generated? And how do we protect our privacy, our relationships, and our own voice while we're benefiting from all of it?
This book was written for readers who aren't tech experts and don't want to become one. It breaks down complicated ideas in plain language and shows you how to use AI in a way that's safe, intentional, and genuinely useful.
The goal here isn't to rage against technology, and it isn't to hand ourselves over to it either. The goal is to take what this new world has to offer while holding on to what makes us worth being.
Because the future won't be shaped only by what machines can do. It will be shaped by the choices people make.
So what do we do about it?
Should we be worried about losing our jobs? How should our kids be using AI? Is technology quietly eroding our ability to think? How do we tell what's real from what's generated? And how do we protect our privacy, our relationships, and our own voice while we're benefiting from all of it?
This book was written for readers who aren't tech experts and don't want to become one. It breaks down complicated ideas in plain language and shows you how to use AI in a way that's safe, intentional, and genuinely useful.
The goal here isn't to rage against technology, and it isn't to hand ourselves over to it either. The goal is to take what this new world has to offer while holding on to what makes us worth being.
Because the future won't be shaped only by what machines can do. It will be shaped by the choices people make.
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