Managing AI : Humans, Agents, and the Future of Work

Chris Fanchi

ISBN 13: 9798349654336

Published by Big North Marketing, 2025

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In an era where AI isn't just a tool but an active collaborator - writing code, drafting briefs, and reshaping jobs - MANAGING AI: Humans, Agents, and the Future of Work delivers a timely blueprint for harnessing technology without losing our humanity. Drawing from exclusive 2025 interviews with over 50 SaaS CEOs and innovators on the 'Pitch, Build, Scale' podcast, this groundbreaking book explores the whirlwind of AI adoption: from the 'code that writes back' to the ethical dilemmas of data privacy, deepfakes, and workforce displacement.Chris Fanchi, MBA, debunks myths of mass job loss and infallible AI, offering practical mindsets-the Steward's Toolkit-for individuals and organizations to thrive. Discover how AI accelerates teams, augments skills like empathy and strategic thinking, and demands new metrics prioritizing 'jobs enriched' over mere efficiency. Through vivid scenarios-from an Augmented Era of human-AI synergy to a dystopian Algorithmic Divide-this book urges proactive stewardship: guiding AI to amplify ingenuity, bridge skill gaps, and foster equitable futures.Essential reading for leaders, workers, and policymakers, Managing AI is a call to action: Teach the machine, save the team, and steer innovation toward a world where technology serves us all.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Managing AI : Humans, Agents, and the Future of Work
• Publisher: Big North Marketing
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798349654336
• Binding: Buch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 235W x 157H x 16D millimeters 235 millimeters width by 157 millimeters height by 16 millimeters depth
• Weight: 473 grams

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Synopsis

In an era where AI isn't just a tool but an active collaborator - writing code, drafting briefs, and reshaping jobs - MANAGING AI: Humans, Agents, and the Future of Work delivers a timely blueprint for harnessing technology without losing our humanity. Drawing from exclusive 2025 interviews with over 50 SaaS CEOs and innovators on the "Pitch, Build, Scale" podcast, this groundbreaking book explores the whirlwind of AI adoption: from the "code that writes back" to the ethical dilemmas of data privacy, deepfakes, and workforce displacement.

Chris Fanchi, MBA, debunks myths of mass job loss and infallible AI, offering practical mindsets-the Steward's Toolkit-for individuals and organizations to thrive. Discover how AI accelerates teams, augments skills like empathy and strategic thinking, and demands new metrics prioritizing "jobs enriched" over mere efficiency. Through vivid scenarios-from an Augmented Era of human-AI synergy to a dystopian Algorithmic Divide-this book urges proactive stewardship: guiding AI to amplify ingenuity, bridge skill gaps, and foster equitable futures.

Essential reading for leaders, workers, and policymakers, Managing AI is a call to action: Teach the machine, save the team, and steer innovation toward a world where technology serves us all.

About the Author

Chris Fanchi is the creator and host of Pitch, Build, Scale, where he interviews the builders behind software-as-a-service (SaaS) products and development agencies transforming the economy from the inside out. He also hosts Human Work After AI, a podcast that explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping knowledge work, hiring, leadership, and the entire white-collar class. Chris holds an MBA from Texas Christian University and a Business Administration and Economics degree from Colorado State University. He brings over eight years of experience in SaaS marketing. He is the founder of Big North Marketing, a consultancy focused on helping tech companies grow through outbound strategy and thought leadership. His work investigates what it takes to stay relevant and truly human as software learns to do more of what we once called "our job."