Using Artificial Intelligence Absolute Beginner’s Guide
Who knew how simple AI could be?
Using Artificial Intelligence Absolute Beginner’s Guide will have you getting the most of popular AI tools in no time! Here’s a small sample of what you’ll find inside:
- Learn how AI can make everyday life easier.
- Get tips for using AI to write, gather information, get advice, and more.
- Discover how to use AI to generate images that are realistic and fantastical!
- Examine the risks and rewards of artificial intelligence.
- Find step-by-step instructions for today’s most popular AI tools, including ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Meta AI, Microsoft Copilot, and Midjourney.
- Find out how to tell when something is AI generated so you don’t get fooled by deepfakes.
Artificial intelligence can be fun and productive if you know which tools to use and when. Using Artificial Intelligence Absolute Beginner’s Guide tells you all about today’s major AI tools and shows how to get the best results from them. You’ll learn to use AI for turning your ideas into art, writing a great email, sharpening your resume, and even sparking conversation. Instantly research everything from planning a trip to making your next big purchase. It’s all a matter of picking the right AI tool and constructing the right prompt. You’ll also learn to protect yourself from the risks of AI and distinguish AI fakes from the real thing. Everything you need to know is here in this book!
Michael Miller has written more than 200 books over the past four decades, including many in the Absolute Beginner’s Guide series and almost two dozen books with AARP. His books have collectively sold more than 1.5 million copies worldwide.
He has a particular interest in new and evolving technologies, so writing about AI is right up his alley. His readers say he has a knack for explaining complex technologies in easy-to-understand terms, and he has no reason to argue with that.
He is an older gentleman, which means he’s been around long enough to experience many different “new” technologies. (He has been writing for four decades; he wrote one of the first books about the Internet when it was new!) He lives with his wife and random daily combinations of four stepchildren and eight grandchildren in a suburb of the Twin Cities in the often-frozen land of Minnesota. In his spare time, he plays drums, entertains (and is entertained by) his grandchildren, and writes about music from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s in his Classic Song of the Day blog (www.classicsongoftheday.com).
You can find out more about Mike on his website, www.millerwriter.com.
