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I'm A Little Worried About Artificial Intelligence: On Jobs, Education, and Humanity's Purpose

2025

Synopsis

Artificial intelligence is creeping its way into nearly every corner of life, changing how we work, learn, and interact. I’m a Little Worried About Artificial Intelligence is a quick, clear read for anyone who wants to understand what is happening and why it matters.

Written in an easy, conversational style, it delivers fast insights into how AI is influencing our jobs, education, and sense of purpose. Designed for readers without a technical background, this book makes AI understandable and relevant to everyday life. The goal is awareness and understanding, helping readers make sense of rapid change without the confusion or hype.

As a Learning and Development executive with hands-on experience in AI strategy and education, I’ve spent the past few years helping people see how this technology fits into real life. This book brings that same clarity, using stories, examples, and recent history to show where AI is taking us and what questions we should be asking.

This is not a textbook. It is a fast, approachable exploration of how artificial intelligence is shaping daily life and how we can stay aware, thoughtful, and prepared for what comes next.

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