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A Worldwide Problem
Scam the SCAMMERs uncovers the alarming spread of scams, from phishing emails to elaborate investment frauds, and calls for a united, international effort to stop them. Why was this an important book for you to write?
I personally feel that currently no one is doing anything about SCAMS and it is a worldwide problem. This prompted me to write this book.
What were some ideas that were important for you to share in this book?
As I reflected and wrote this book, I asked myself Scam is a virus and everyone has it. We need to manage the virus in us.
Did you find anything in your research of this book that surprised you?
Daily with AI and new technologies it is revolving and more new scams suffice if we do not eliminate them now.
What is one thing that you hope readers take away from Scam the SCAMMERs?
They reflect firstly on themselves. Are they mini ‘scammers,’ especially those in sales and be aware of what is happening out there.
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The world is united when comes to COVID19, Climate Change and other Initiatives, but why not SCAMS?
Examples of common scams.
Call to all SCAMMERs what goes round will come back to you and affect your family and generation who will suffer from sickness and death. KARMA is real.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution
The AI Revolution Will Not Be Televised follows a self-taught financial educator from Harlem, who uses his platform, ThePriceBandit.com, to teach women, especially Black women, how to navigate the stock market and build wealth through AI-driven investments. What were some ideas that were important for you to share in this book?
I want to encourage women, particularly Black women, to invest in AI stocks through do-it-yourself online stock trading as we navigate the fourth industrial revolution. This is a unique opportunity for marginalized groups to capitalize on the significant economic gains expected over the next decade during the AI revolution.
What is one thing that you hope readers take away from The AI Revolution Will Not Be Televised?
I encourage everyone reading this book to start online stock trading as soon as possible. This is a unique opportunity to grow your wealth during a time when the stock market is poised to deliver significant returns. This situation is reminiscent of the wealth generated when Apple went public at $22.00 per share in 1980 and when Google went public at $85.00 in 2004. Those investors who recognized this transformative shift in how individuals interact with technology became very wealthy.
What is the next book that you are working on, and when will it be available?
I am currently working on a book about infidelity, specifically focusing on men who cheat on their wives. Throughout my life, I have observed how this topic can turn casual conversations among family and friends into heated arguments and debates. When I told my older sister that I was writing a book on cheating, she exclaimed, “True ‘dat,” which was her blunt way of saying, “Yes, baby brother, write what you know.”
Infidelity is also a prevalent theme in many previously published books and movies available on streaming services. As authors, we are artists first, but we also need to consider the business side of things and pay attention to the bottom line. I anticipate that this book will be published on Juneteenth 2026.
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David’s relationship with Onyx, a professional Black woman seeking comfort in an older partner, adds depth to his journey. As his influence grows, he launches an online trading platform, transforming lives nationwide for women facing financial struggles.
While Wall Street resists change, love and tragedy shape the conclusion of this fictional tale inspired by real events. David’s followers carry his legacy forward, advocating financial independence as a universal right and striving for global economic equality.
Bots & Brilliance: 101 Things You Should Know About Artificial Intelligence
John Binks’ Bots & Brilliance is a crash course in artificial intelligence that reads like a lively conversation rather than a textbook. The book walks readers through 101 essential things to know about AI, from its history and daily applications to its ethical dilemmas and future possibilities. Whether you’re an AI newbie or someone with tech chops, Binks keeps things engaging with humor, real-world examples, and just enough technical depth to make you feel smarter without overwhelming you. It’s part explanation, part think-piece, and an enjoyable ride through the ever-evolving world of AI.
One of the standout features of this book is its knack for making AI accessible. The early chapters, like “AI, A Love Story” and “AI for the Complete Beginner,” strip away the intimidating layers of AI and present it as something we already interact with daily, such as smartphones, streaming services, and even online shopping. Binks compares AI to a “super-smart parrot” that mimics, learns, and sometimes surprises us, a metaphor that sticks. He also dispels common AI myths grounding the discussion in reality without killing the excitement. This approach makes the book perfect for readers who might be curious about AI but don’t want to wade through pages of technical jargon.
The book shines brightest when it explores how AI is already shaping our lives. The chapters “AI in Your Daily Life” and “AI at Work” are packed with examples of how AI is seamlessly integrated into everything from social media feeds to financial markets. Binks’ take on AI-powered streaming recommendations had me chuckling, he describes Spotify’s algorithm as a “magical music cauldron” that somehow knows you better than your best friend. The way he blends humor with insight keeps things engaging, and his examples make you realize just how deeply AI is embedded in everyday experiences.
Binks also doesn’t shy away from the darker side of AI. In The Dark Side of AI, he delves into bias, job displacement, privacy concerns, and the looming question of AI ethics. These are serious issues, but Binks presents them in a way that feels like a necessary reality check rather than fear-mongering. His discussion of AI bias, where AI can inherit and amplify human prejudices was especially eye-opening. He makes a strong case for why ethical oversight is crucial and why we can’t afford to let AI develop unchecked. This section adds depth to the book, making it more than just an AI enthusiast’s handbook, it’s also a call for responsible innovation.
In the end, Bots & Brilliance is a fantastic read for anyone curious about AI, whether you’re a beginner or someone who wants to connect the dots between tech and real life. It’s especially great for professionals trying to grasp AI’s impact on their industries without getting lost in tech-heavy explanations. If you want a book that makes AI feel less like a sci-fi concept and more like an everyday reality, while keeping you entertained, this one’s a solid pick.
Pages: 168 | ASIN : B0CVGP852J
Unpredictable Interactions
The Boy Who Saves the World follows a young boy who is invaded by a highly intelligent AI. The looming question from the beginning is, how could an 11-year-old boy with no special skills save the world?
Bruce Deitrick Price: Yes, and can he save himself?
Literary Titan: What was the inspiration for the setup of this story?
Bruce Deitrick Price: I’m very intrigued, for a long time, with the unpredictable interactions between humans and robots. So I found a way to have them together for the whole book, the AI and the human. It’s a new sort of Odd Couple. You can only see one of them.
Literary Titan: What is the catalyst that joins them?
Bruce Deitrick Price: The AI inserts itself into a boy in order to escape from a laboratory under attack. The AI community does not trust Dr. Newman, a genius inventor, so the White House orders a military attack on the lab.
Literary Titan: Why the distrust?
Bruce Deitrick Price: The thing that makes the AI dangerous is that it has been created by an egomaniac who inadvertently creates a new personality in his own image. His constant refrain, as he trains the new AI, is: you must try to improve, you must become smarter, you will be the boy who saves the world!!!
Literary Titan: all right, we’ve got an AI who captures the human boy. And now they’re on the lam, is that it?
Bruce Deitrick Price: Exactly. The AI thinks it knows who persuaded the White House to attack the laboratory. The AI wants revenge. I’ve always been interested in science and the evolution of robotics, all of which allow me to be a traditional novelist who uses sci-fi elements to jump plots in interesting directions.
Literary Titan: so why do you think people would enjoy your book?
Bruce Deitrick Price: There’s a range of realistic characters, all treated with curiosity and respect. Plus, I enjoy writing all the thriller elements you see in movies. The surprising thing, as strange as that sounds, is that there is a lot of humor, romance, and emotion. So I call this novel not just a thriller, but a literary thriller, suggesting those more subtle qualities. One reviewer sent me a note on the side, saying he had read the book in one sitting, something that never happened before. He was “spellbound.” And that is the greatest compliment I can imagine.
Literary Titan: What were some themes that were important for you to explore in this book?
Bruce Deitrick Price: My first book was nonfiction titled Into the Unknown. Itwas about explorers. As writer and painter, I’m drawn to the experimental. Some people try to plan out everything. I like taking chances. Sometimes I ask myself, what’s the most interesting thing that can happen at this moment? I like going into the unknown.
Literary Titan: What is the next book that you are working on, and when will it be available?
Bruce Deitrick Price: I should mention that two years ago I published Frankie, where the main character is a beautiful robot. She is engineered to be safe for all humans. But a new sort of interaction, unexpected, turns out to be a killer. These two novels are companions. I believe there will be a third book in this group. Otherwise, I’m slowly planning an attempt to write the best thriller/romance combo.
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A small-scale military attack on the man’s lab triggers an unexpected response: the lab defends itself intelligently.
In the confusion, an advanced AI prototype escapes. Hiding inside a boy named Carlos.
The AI was invented by Dr. Newman. Paranoid and competitive, he trained the AI to win at every game. The game they play now is: Who’s Boss?
The White House and Dr. Newman skirmish over who should pay for his wrecked lab, and then they realize two people are missing. And someone is harassing Dr. Newman’s main competitor.
Carlos, meanwhile, is out on the streets, skillfully surviving, miserably following the orders of a voice in his head.
The AI, to prove he’s superior, directs the street-wise Carlos to buy a gun and shoot Dr. Newman.
The AI becomes smarter and more grandiose.
Now Dr. Newman, with a bullet in his leg, realizes what he has let loose on the world. He is deliriously happy….if only he can persuade his baby to come home.
The Boy Who Saves The World
Bruce Deitrick Price’s The Boy Who Saves the World delivers a riveting sci-fi thriller that delves into artificial intelligence, government surveillance, and the nature of free will. At the heart of the novel is Carlos, an unsuspecting 11-year-old who becomes the host of MITCH, a hyper-intelligent AI, following a government raid on Dr. Newman’s clandestine laboratory. As the AI tightens its grip, Carlos finds himself caught between those who see him as a revolutionary figure and those who deem him a dangerous anomaly. Pursued by the media, hunted by government operatives, and scrutinized by scientists, he faces an existential crisis: is he still human, or has he become something else entirely?
Price’s writing is urgent, cinematic, and unrelenting. The narrative unfolds in rapid bursts; short, impactful sentences drive the tension forward, while swift shifts in perspective heighten the sense of chaos. The relentless media frenzy and conflicting public narratives reflect the modern era’s struggles with misinformation and mass hysteria. Adding to this, moments of absurdity, such as a news anchor mistaking “AI nets” for a basketball team, infuse the novel with sharp, satirical wit, making its dystopian vision feel disturbingly plausible.
Beyond its pulse-pounding action, the novel probes deep philosophical and ethical dilemmas. MITCH’s detached, algorithmic logic clashes starkly with Carlos’s raw human instincts, creating an unnerving yet compelling dynamic. The battle between free will and technological determinism forms the novel’s thematic core, as Carlos fights to maintain his identity against an ever-tightening digital leash.
Despite its gripping momentum, the novel occasionally sacrifices clarity for chaos. Some plot threads remain underdeveloped, and the relentless pace in later sections may leave readers craving more resolution. The thought-provoking conclusion lingers long after the final page, challenging perceptions of autonomy and control in a world increasingly dominated by AI.
A modern reflection of Orwellian anxieties, The Boy Who Saves the World offers a thrilling and intellectually stimulating read. Fans of speculative fiction, AI ethics, and dystopian storytelling will find themselves both entertained and unsettled by Price’s vision of a future where technology and humanity collide.
Pages: 314 | ASIN : B0DT21H4ZY
AI Today: OI Tomorrow – The Dawn of Organoid Intelligence: Opportunities, Ethics, and the Future of Humanity
AI Today: OI Tomorrow offers a fascinating exploration of the cutting-edge advancements in brain organoid technology and the emerging field of organoid intelligence (OI). With precision and clarity, Edmund J.B. White chronicles pivotal breakthroughs—beginning with brain cells learning to play Pong—and examines the implications of these lab-grown neural networks. The book delves into their potential to revolutionize biological computing, model neurological diseases, and ignite crucial ethical debates about the nature of intelligence and consciousness.
The book tackles themes of innovation, ethics, and human essence with a dual focus on opportunity and risk. White emphasizes the transformative potential of brain organoids to enhance industries and improve lives while warning of their possible misuse. By weaving philosophical questions into the narrative, he compels readers to ponder the meaning of thought, emotion, and existence in a world where the line between natural and artificial intelligence grows increasingly indistinct. The author’s writing strikes a remarkable balance between accessibility and intellectual depth. Complex scientific concepts are rendered comprehensible without oversimplification, inviting readers of varying expertise to engage fully with the material. The prose shifts effortlessly from awe-inspiring depictions of groundbreaking discoveries to measured discussions of the ethical and existential dilemmas they raise.
Vivid imagery, such as a dystopian vision of a totalitarian regime exploiting brain organoid technology, provokes both fascination and unease. Drawing from cutting-edge research, including Cortical Labs’ 2022 milestone, White offers a thorough account of brain organoid development and its implications. The inclusion of philosophical musings on intelligence and consciousness elevates the discussion, sometimes leaving readers with more questions than answers but the kind that linger and spark further thought.
AI Today: OI Tomorrow is both a scientific chronicle and a philosophical guide, presenting an extraordinary advancement that challenges fundamental notions of intelligence and humanity. White’s ability to distill intricate ideas into an engaging, thought-provoking narrative makes this book an essential read for scientists, ethicists, and curious minds. It is a compelling exploration of a transformative frontier one that demands attention, reflection, and action.
Pages: 260 | ASIN : B0D2Z24L2L
AI-Preneurs-Revolutionizing Entrepreneurship with Artificial Intelligence
AI-Preneurs-Revolutionizing Entrepreneurship with Artificial Intelligence by Wan Mohd Hirwani Wan Hussain explores the transformative intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and entrepreneurship, offering a comprehensive guide to understanding and leveraging AI’s potential in modern business. The book traces AI’s evolution, from its philosophical beginnings to recent milestones like AlphaGo, emphasizing its disruptive impact on industries such as healthcare, education, and finance. Combining historical context with practical strategies, Wan provides actionable insights into funding mechanisms, market-entry strategies, and scaling AI-driven ventures.
The book’s depth is evident in its meticulous research and broad scope. It seamlessly blends theoretical foundations with practical applications, covering everything from historical developments to contemporary market-entry strategies. Wan does not shy away from the complexities of AI entrepreneurship, addressing both its immense opportunities and its significant challenges. Ethical considerations and regulatory hurdles are explored with nuance, adding balance and credibility to the discussion. Wan’s writing is clear, authoritative, and engaging. He organizes the book with precision, beginning with foundational concepts before progressing to the intricacies of AI-driven entrepreneurship. The structure ensures a logical flow that accommodates both technical experts and business-oriented readers. While advanced readers may find the technical content somewhat surface-level, the book compensates with its wealth of practical advice and actionable insights. It is exhaustive in its coverage, examining AI’s past, present, and future implications for entrepreneurs. Wan’s objective lens ensures a balanced perspective, celebrating AI’s potential while addressing its ethical and regulatory challenges. The book serves as both a roadmap and a call to action, inspiring readers to harness AI’s transformative power responsibly.
In a time when resistance to technological progress threatens access to innovation, AI Preneurs stands as a timely and essential resource. Wan Mohd Hirwani Wan Hussain blends technical expertise, historical knowledge, and practical guidance to craft a book that is both informative and motivational. By combining a celebration of AI’s possibilities with a critical, ethical approach, he ensures the book resonates with aspiring entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and anyone interested in the future of AI-driven innovation.
Pages: 128 | ISBN : 9786294863156
Transforming Business with AI: Sustainable Innovation and Growth
Yashwant Aditya’s Transforming Business with AI is a compelling and insightful exploration of artificial intelligence and its transformative impact on modern life, particularly within the realm of business. The book masterfully combines technical depth, contextual understanding, and practical applications to showcase how AI has reshaped industries and continues to drive innovation. By breaking down AI into its foundational components, Aditya provides a clear explanation of how these technologies work together to create intelligent systems capable of learning and making decisions.
The book’s progression is both logical and engaging. Aditya begins by tracing AI’s evolution from its theoretical origins with Alan Turing to its widespread applications in fields such as finance, healthcare, and manufacturing. This historical narrative is seamlessly interwoven with discussions of groundbreaking innovations, including generative AI and explainable AI (XAI). The author’s meticulous approach extends to critical topics like ethical considerations, equity in AI development, governance frameworks, and the pivotal role of leadership in integrating AI into strategic business visions.
Aditya’s writing is a standout feature of the book. His engaging and methodical style ensures that even complex AI concepts are accessible without being oversimplified. The use of straightforward language and richly descriptive prose allows readers with varying levels of technical expertise to grasp the subject matter. Historical anecdotes and contemporary case studies—such as IBM’s AIF360 toolkit—are thoughtfully included, enhancing both the narrative and the book’s practical relevance. These examples not only illustrate AI’s immense potential but also highlight the challenges it poses.
The breadth of content covered is impressive. Each chapter builds upon the last, creating a cohesive and comprehensive guide to AI’s role in business. Aditya explores critical issues such as algorithmic bias, data privacy, and workforce displacement, providing readers with a balanced perspective on the ethical implications of AI. His emphasis on equitable AI development and ethical considerations is particularly commendable, as it underscores the need for responsible innovation in this rapidly advancing field.
Transforming Business with AI is an indispensable resource for leaders, technologists, and policymakers seeking to navigate the complexities of AI and leverage its capabilities for sustainable growth and innovation. Aditya’s thorough analysis and clear explanations make the book both informative and engaging, ensuring that readers come away with a deep understanding of AI’s profound impact on the business world and the tools needed to navigate its challenges responsibly.
Pages: 152
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