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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. For centuries, human potential has been constrained by circumstances. Our education, social environment, financial resources, geographic location, and professional opportunities have largely determined who we could become. Most people have spent their lives adapting to systems designed during the industrial age-systems that rewarded conformity more than creativity and specialization more than imagination.Today, everything is changing.Artificial Intelligence is not merely another technological revolution. It is the beginning of a profound transformation in human history: a Great Human Reset. For the first time, millions of people can access capabilities once reserved for experts, corporations, governments, and elites. Knowledge, creativity, strategy, design, programming, research, education, and entrepreneurship are becoming universally accessible.This book explores one of the most important questions of our time: What happens when every human being gains access to extraordinary intelligence on demand?The answer is far bigger than automation.AI is becoming a personal mentor, teacher, strategist, researcher, designer, writer, engineer, coach, and creative partner. It allows individuals to overcome limitations that previously defined their lives. Someone who struggled in school can become a lifelong learner. Someone with limited financial means can launch a global business. Someone without technical expertise can create software, write books, build products, and solve complex problems.The book argues that we are entering an era in which people are no longer limited by the skills they personally possess, but empowered by the intelligence they can access and direct.Through practical examples, historical analysis, and future projections, the book reveals how AI is transforming every dimension of human life: Education and learningCreativity and innovationEntrepreneurship and business creationScience and researchPersonal developmentWealth generationHealthcare and wellbeingWork and employmentHuman collaborationGlobal problem-solvingBut this transformation is not only technological-it is deeply human.As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, humanity is being challenged to rediscover its unique strengths: curiosity, imagination, purpose, ethics, empathy, wisdom, and vision. The future will not belong to those who compete against AI. It will belong to those who learn how to collaborate with it.The book also examines the major challenges ahead. How will education evolve? What happens to traditional careers? How can societies adapt to unprecedented productivity? How do we ensure that AI empowers humanity rather than divides it? What new responsibilities come with extraordinary technological power?Rather than presenting a dystopian or utopian vision, the book offers a realistic and optimistic roadmap for navigating the age of intelligent machines.At its core, this book is about liberation.Liberation from outdated systems.Liberation from artificial limitations.Liberation from the belief that talent belongs only to a privileged few.The emerging AI era has the potential to unlock creativity, intelligence, and opportunity on a scale never before witnessed in human history. It may become the greatest force for human empowerment ever created.The question is no longer whether AI will transform society.The question is whether we are ready to transform ourselves.The book is an invitation to understand this historic transition, embrace its possibilities, and discover how every individual can unlock the genius within.The future is not about replacing humans.It is about enabling billions of people to become more cap Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. How Autonomous AI Agents Will Replace Human Traffic, Reshape the Global Economy, and Redefine What It Means to Be HumanWhat happens when most of the internet is no longer used by humans?For more than three decades, the internet has been built around a simple assumption: people search, click, compare, communicate, purchase, learn, and create. Every website, platform, advertising network, marketplace, and digital business model has been designed around human attention.But that assumption is rapidly becoming obsolete.The Ghost Internet 2035 explores one of the most profound transformations in human history: the emergence of autonomous AI agents capable of acting independently on behalf of billions of individuals, corporations, governments, and machines. These agents will not simply assist humans-they will increasingly replace human digital activity altogether.As intelligent software entities negotiate contracts, purchase products, manage investments, conduct research, optimize logistics, create content, and communicate with other agents, a new invisible economy begins to emerge beneath the familiar surface of today's web. Human clicks are replaced by machine transactions. Human searches are replaced by agent queries. Human consumers are replaced by autonomous digital representatives.The result is the birth of what the author calls the Ghost Internet: a vast digital ecosystem where the majority of traffic, commerce, communication, and decision-making occurs between machines rather than people.This groundbreaking book examines how agent swarms, synthetic marketplaces, machine-to-machine commerce, autonomous corporations, and self-optimizing economic systems will fundamentally reshape every industry. Retail, banking, healthcare, education, media, manufacturing, transportation, government, and finance will all be transformed by entities capable of operating continuously, learning autonomously, and making decisions at superhuman speed.Readers will discover why many current business models may become obsolete as traditional advertising loses effectiveness, search engines evolve into agent interfaces, and digital platforms compete not for human attention but for machine preference. The book reveals how entire sectors of the economy could be reorganized around algorithmic negotiation, autonomous procurement, and AI-driven market coordination.Yet this is not merely a book about technology.At its core, The Ghost Internet 2035 is an exploration of humanity's future role in a world increasingly managed by artificial intelligence. If machines become better at information processing, decision-making, optimization, and digital interaction, what remains uniquely human?The book investigates the growing economic value of authenticity, creativity, emotional intelligence, trust, wisdom, purpose, and human experience. As synthetic content floods digital environments and autonomous agents dominate online activity, genuine human interaction may become one of the world's most valuable resources.Drawing from economics, artificial intelligence, sociology, technology forecasting, network theory, business strategy, and human psychology, the author presents a comprehensive roadmap for navigating the transition from the human internet to the machine internet.Rather than offering simplistic predictions, the book provides practical frameworks for entrepreneurs, executives, investors, professionals, policymakers, and ordinary citizens seeking to understand how autonomous agents will alter wealth creation, employment, competition, governance, and social structures.Readers will learn how to position themselves for success in a future where digital labor becomes abundant, machine intelligence becomes ubiquitous, and competitive advantage increas Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Age of the Last Economy is a sweeping analysis of a civilizational transition already underway, driven by the convergence of artificial intelligence, robotics, and energy abundance. It argues that these three exponential forces are no longer evolving in isolation, but are accelerating together in a way that fundamentally destabilizes the economic foundations of modern society.For over two centuries, the global economy has been organized around a simple principle: human labor creates value, and value determines survival, status, and political order. The book contends that this principle is now breaking. As AI systems move from cognitive assistance to autonomous decision-making, and robotics extends automation from the digital realm into the physical world, the marginal value of human labor begins to decline across a widening range of industries.At the same time, energy systems-driven by advances in storage, renewables, and grid intelligence-reduce the constraints that once limited industrial scaling. Together, these shifts create a world in which production becomes increasingly decoupled from human effort. The result is not simply technological disruption, but a structural transformation of capitalism itself.The book traces this transformation through four interconnected arcs.The first arc examines the "convergence moment," where exponential improvements in AI capability, robotic deployment, and computational infrastructure begin reinforcing each other. What once appeared as separate technological trends becomes a single accelerating system. Productivity growth, once incremental, starts compounding unevenly across sectors, creating deep asymmetries between machine-augmented capital and traditional labor.The second arc focuses on the collapse of the human economic model. As automation expands, wage labor loses its central role as the primary mechanism of wealth distribution. This creates tension in tax systems, welfare structures, and national debt regimes that were built on the assumption of broad employment. The book explores how governments and institutions struggle to adapt when labor no longer scales proportionally with output.The third arc explores the transition phase: a volatile period marked by asset concentration, geopolitical competition over compute and energy infrastructure, and widening inequality between owners of automated systems and those excluded from them. In this phase, attention, data, and ownership of machine systems become more valuable than traditional forms of work. Societies face not only economic stress, but a deeper identity crisis as meaning, status, and purpose decouple from employment.The fourth arc projects forward into the emergence of a new civilization. In this post-labor environment, the central question becomes how value is defined when human effort is no longer economically necessary. The book explores potential futures ranging from universal basic income systems to new forms of digital feudalism, where access to machine-driven productivity is controlled by a narrow class of asset holders. It also considers more optimistic pathways in which technology enables a redefinition of human value beyond economic productivity, toward creativity, attention, relationships, and self-directed purpose.Rather than presenting a single deterministic prediction, The Age of the Last Economy frames the next decade as a high-variance transition window. Outcomes are not fixed, but shaped by policy decisions, institutional adaptation, and the distribution of technological ownership.Ultimately, the book is not only about economics or technology-it is about adaptation. It asks what happens when the systems that define work, income, and identity begin to dissolve, and whether societies can redesign themselves fast enough to av Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. We are not living in the age of language AI but in the age of world models-systems that learn to predict, simulate, and plan by building internal representations of reality. Mistaking fluent language for genuine intelligence is the central illusion of our time.Part I dismantles this illusion. The human brain is wired to detect minds behind language, a survival mechanism that AI now exploits. Large language models are not thinking; they are statistically predicting the next word. The failure of symbolic AI and the "symbol grounding problem" show that intelligence requires more than rules and symbols-it requires embodiment and a connection to the world.Part II explores how biological minds model reality. The brain is a prediction engine, constantly generating models of the world and updating them via prediction error (the free energy principle). This predictive processing framework explains perception, action, and even hallucinations. True understanding requires embodiment-a body to ground meaning-and causal reasoning, not just pattern recognition. A world model must distinguish correlation from causation to intervene, plan, and survive.Part III explains how machines are building reality. Modern AI architectures (like Dreamer) combine perception, latent spaces, and dynamics modules to imagine possible futures. Machines can now traverse "geometries of intelligence" to generate novel outputs. However, they still lack persistent memory, robust agency, and the integrated information that may be necessary for genuine experience. The hard problem of consciousness remains unsolved, but as AI becomes more sophisticated, our moral obligations toward it may grow.Part IV confronts the economic revolution. When intelligence, the ultimate scarce resource, becomes a cheap commodity, the end of labor as we know it is inevitable. This is not just job loss-it is the severing of identity, purpose, and the social contract tied to work. The result could be post-scarcity abundance (liberation) or a new feudalism (where a few owners of AI infrastructure control all cognitive output). The key questions are: Who owns the data, the compute, and the models? Without radical institutional change, inequality will become structurally permanent.Part V maps the geopolitics of cognition. We are already in an AI Cold War between the US and China, fought over semiconductors, talent, data, and standards. This rivalry is creating a new form of intelligence colonialism, where the Global South provides raw data to the center in exchange for finished AI services, reinforcing dependency. The struggle for sovereign AI-a nation's capacity to control its own cognitive infrastructure-is now a core security issue, but true independence is hindered by the immense concentration of chips (TSMC), compute (cloud giants), and undersea cables.Part VI turns to the human question. If machines can know everything, what is education for? It must shift from knowledge transmission to developing capability, wisdom, and care. The sacred is not threatened by AI; it is clarified as the space of irreducibility-the territory that no model can capture, including finitude, suffering, and meaning. In a world of automation, meaning is not found in productivity but in community, craft, care, and contemplation. We are the species that builds minds. Our final task is not to compete with machines but to learn to live alongside them, bringing our mortal, wondering perspective to a universe we now predict together.Conclusion: The convergence of biological and artificial world models is the defining event of our century. It forces humanity to mature-to develop wisdom as fast as we develop power The future is not predetermined; it depends Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: Good. : Esta guía es una herramienta esencial para cualquier aficionado a los acuarios. Ofrece una visión completa de las diferentes especies de peces y plantas que se pueden mantener en un acuario, proporcionando información detallada sobre sus características, necesidades y cuidados. Con fotografías a color de Giuseppe Mazza, esta guía facilita la identificación de las especies y ofrece consejos prácticos para crear y mantener un acuario saludable y equilibrado. EAN: 9788425311758 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Ciencias Título: Guía de peces y plantas de acuario Autor: Francesco Bianchini| Silvio Bruno| Franz Krapp| Alessandro C. Rossi Idioma: es Formato: tapa dura. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Face au bruit constant et souvent contradictoire qui entoure l'Intelligence Artificielle, ce livre propose une boussole claire et profondement optimiste. Il s'oppose a la fois a l'utopie naive et a la panique dystopique pour presenter une troisieme voie: l'IA n'est pas une force qui vient nous remplacer, mais l'outil le plus puissant jamais cree pour nous augmenter.Le message central est simple: la veritable mission de l'IA est d'amplifier l'intelligence humaine.1. Une Lecon de l'Histoire: L'IA comme l'Imprimerie de notre TempsPour comprendre l'impact de l'IA, le livre nous invite a regarder en arriere, vers une autre revolution du savoir: l'invention de l'imprimerie. En rendant l'information accessible, l'imprimerie n'a pas rendu l'esprit humain obsolete; elle l'a nourri, declenchant la Renaissance et le Siecle des Lumieres.L'IA est presentee sous le meme jour: une technologie de democratisation de l'intelligence. Ce parallele historique nous enseigne deux lecons cruciales: La diffusion du savoir cree des vagues de progres immenses, mais aussi d'inevitables perturbations sociales (fake news, polarisation).Rejeter la technologie est une voie de garage. La cle est d'embrasser son potentiel tout en guidant activement son developpement.2. Demystifier la "Magie" Comment une Machine Apprend-elle ?Le livre vous prend par la main pour ouvrir le capot de l'IA, en expliquant les concepts les plus complexes de maniere simple et intuitive. Il revele que l'IA n'est pas magique, mais le fruit d'un principe fondamental: l'apprentissage par l'exemple.Vous decouvrirez: La difference entre la programmation traditionnelle (donner des regles) et le Machine Learning (laisser la machine decouvrir les regles).Comment les reseaux de neurones, en empilant des couches de calcul, construisent une comprehension du monde de plus en plus abstraite, un peu comme les etages d'un batiment.Les deux architectures reines de l'IA moderne: les CNN, qui sont les "yeux" de la machine, et les Transformers, qui sont devenus ses "oreilles et sa bouche".Le secret etonnamment simple derriere la puissance de modeles comme ChatGPT: la tache de "predire le mot suivant", mais appliquee a une echelle colossale de donnees et de puissance de calcul.3. Un Regard Lucide sur les Limites ActuellesLoin d'etre un eloge aveugle, le livre dresse un portrait honnete des faiblesses actuelles de l'IA: Les Hallucinations: Vous comprendrez pourquoi les LLM sont des machines a texte plausible, pas a verite, et peuvent inventer des faits avec une assurance deconcertante.L'Absence de Raisonnement: A travers la comparaison saisissante avec un enfant de 4 ans, le livre montre pourquoi les LLM, entraines uniquement sur du texte, n'ont aucun "sens commun" ni comprehension du monde physique.Les Biais et les Couts: L'IA est un miroir de nos propres prejuges, et son cout exorbitant concentre un pouvoir immense entre les mains de quelques acteurs.4. Vers la Prochaine Revolution: Les Modeles du MondeLe livre ne s'arrete pas aux limites des LLM; il nous emmene vers la frontiere de la recherche. Pour depasser ses faiblesses, l'IA doit apprendre comme un enfant: en observant et en interagissant avec le monde.Vous decouvrirez le concept des Modeles du Monde: des IA capables de se forger une comprehension intuitive de la physique et de la causalite. En passant de la prediction de mots a la prediction de l'evolution du monde, ces nouveaux sy Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Ediciones Grijalbo, Barcelona - 1979, 11,50x19,50 cm, cartonné, environ 350 pages Très bon état - Pour les envois hors de France, la tafication «livre & brochure» pour les frais de port a disparue.Les frais de port annoncés correspondent à une moyenne. Ils seront calculés au plus juste en fonction du poids de votre article.…

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