Unreason on Autopilot

Are you perplexed with the current state of problems in the world, conducts of people and so-called leaders (in government, business and professionals in media, technology¿) and trying to find the reasons of this chaos? As a matter of fact, there is no reason but only 'unreason' underneath this state.
This book cuts to the chase the root cause of such unreason which is nothing but the inability to think; leave alone the disposition to be wise. It demonstrates how the lack of such very fundamental willingness is distracting not only individuals, but nations as a whole away from reality and the true essence of wisdom. The book underscores this with figurative illustrations coupled with contemporary and historical use cases. It establishes how 'wisdom' is mostly misconstrued unknowingly or deliberately especially in the explosive AI landscape today.
The authors substantiate that we have not learnt from 'history' which is anyway skewed and incomplete knowledge. They explain with real world manifestations how this leads to the rise of unreason to tear apart social fabric by a deluge of fabricated narratives and propaganda. The book emphasizes that knowledge is more a kind of data only. Such knowledge can, at the best, be learnt but wisdom is only earned. The book decodes the myth and reality of AI and argue that responsible AI is not good enough and therefore can we bring in wise AI? The authors explored a Vedantic perspective that elaborate the stark contrast of the Western world counting more on intellect while the Eastern world banking on intuition. So, in an AI world of unreason on steroid if you are anxious to introspect that intelligence without wisdom is blind, then this book is for you.
The blueprint the authors delineate with figurative illustrations and examples is simple, zeroed-in and pertinent; Consequently, the false narratives that surround you in every aspect of life in today's AI world collapse automatically.