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Most books about AI begin with the machine. This one does not.
The machine matters, but it is not the whole story. The real story is what happens around the machine: the systems that absorb it, the incentives that direct it, the interfaces that hide it, and the humans who learn to stand above it.
Everyone says AI is a tool. The sentence appears everywhere—in boardrooms, classrooms, and policy discussions between people who desperately want to sound reasonable. It creates comfort because it preserves an old hierarchy: humans above, machines below.
The problem is that the word "tool" has stopped explaining reality. It starts hiding it.
A hammer is a tool. A hammer does not change the value of expertise, collapse entire industries overnight, or compress days of intensive cognitive labour into fifteen minutes. AI does.
We have entered a massive reality shift: Intelligence itself has become cheap and abundant. When a resource becomes free, it ceases to be a source of competitive advantage. The value moves entirely to the human standing beside it, specifically, to direction, judgment, context, and taste.
This book is not a manual for prompting, a prediction deck, or a comfort object for people who want the future to remain polite. It is an operational field guide for seeing where power is moving, where human agency can disappear without anyone announcing its death, and how to build systems that scale clarity rather than chaos.
Inside the 48 Rules, you will explore:
The Great Repositioning: Why treating AI as a tool will inevitably turn you into a replaceable function inside someone else's system.
The Compression of the Middle: Why the middle layer of industries, those who translate, coordinate, and report without owning consequence, is being erased first.
Orchestration over Operation: Shifting your posture from a task-bound operator to a systems architect who structures how intelligence compounds.
The Illusion of Neutrality: Exposing the hidden values, encoded preferences, and power dynamics embedded within automated interfaces and data pipelines.
What Cannot Be Scaled: Protecting and designing for designed dignity, structural fallbacks, and true human discernment when optimisation threatens to become extraction.
The future will not be divided neatly between humans and machines. The real chasm will be between humans trapped inside legacy limits and operators who learn how to extend their reach without losing their centre.
Choose your relationship with intelligence, or the default will choose it for you.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. AI is changing where power sits-and who remains responsible when decisions scale. In 48 Rules of AI, builder Klaasvaakie (William van Loggerenberg) examines the human consequences of abundant machine intelligence. Across six movements and 48 provocative rules, the book traces how AI reshapes expertise, work, interfaces, incentives, feedback, memory, and choice. The argument moves from the changing value of human skill to the quiet power of defaults; from delegated decisions to dignity, reversibility, and the right to pause. It asks who controls the interfaces that shape attention, how human oversight can remain meaningful, and when slowing a system protects a choice from becoming permanent. This is reflective nonfiction for readers considering AI's effects on work, organizations, creativity, and everyday life. It offers lenses for questioning what to automate, where human judgment matters, and how to choose a relationship with AI before defaults choose one for you. It is not a technical manual or prompt guide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798183964523
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Most books about AI begin with the machine. This one does not.The machine matters, but it is not the whole story. The real story is what happens around the machine: the systems that absorb it, the incentives that direct it, the interfaces that hide it, and the humans who learn to stand above it.Everyone says AI is a tool. The sentence appears everywhere-in boardrooms, classrooms, and policy discussions between people who desperately want to sound reasonable. It creates comfort because it preserves an old hierarchy: humans above, machines below.The problem is that the word 'tool' has stopped explaining reality. It starts hiding it.A hammer is a tool. A hammer does not change the value of expertise, collapse entire industries overnight, or compress days of intensive cognitive labour into fifteen minutes. AI does.We have entered a massive reality shift: Intelligence itself has become cheap and abundant. When a resource becomes free, it ceases to be a source of competitive advantage. The value moves entirely to the human standing beside it, specifically, to direction, judgment, context, and taste.This book is not a manual for prompting, a prediction deck, or a comfort object for people who want the future to remain polite. It is an operational field guide for seeing where power is moving, where human agency can disappear without anyone announcing its death, and how to build systems that scale clarity rather than chaos.Inside the 48 Rules, you will explore: - The Great Repositioning: Why treating AI as a tool will inevitably turn you into a replaceable function inside someone else's system.- The Compression of the Middle: Why the middle layer of industries, those who translate, coordinate, and report without owning consequence, is being erased first.- Orchestration over Operation: Shifting your posture from a task-bound operator to a systems architect who structures how intelligence compounds.- The Illusion of Neutrality: Exposing the hidden values, encoded preferences, and power dynamics embedded within automated interfaces and data pipelines.- What Cannot Be Scaled: Protecting and designing for designed dignity, structural fallbacks, and true human discernment when optimisation threatens to become extraction.The future will not be divided neatly between humans and machines. The real chasm will be between humans trapped inside legacy limits and operators who learn how to extend their reach without losing their centre.Choose your relationship with intelligence, or the default will choose it for you. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798183964523
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most books about AI begin with the machine. This one does not.The machine matters, but it is not the whole story. The real story is what happens around the machine: the systems that absorb it, the incentives that direct it, the interfaces that hide it, and the humans who learn to stand above it.Everyone says AI is a tool. The sentence appears everywhere-in boardrooms, classrooms, and policy discussions between people who desperately want to sound reasonable. It creates comfort because it preserves an old hierarchy: humans above, machines below.The problem is that the word "tool" has stopped explaining reality. It starts hiding it.A hammer is a tool. A hammer does not change the value of expertise, collapse entire industries overnight, or compress days of intensive cognitive labour into fifteen minutes. AI does.We have entered a massive reality shift: Intelligence itself has become cheap and abundant. When a resource becomes free, it ceases to be a source of competitive advantage. The value moves entirely to the human standing beside it, specifically, to direction, judgment, context, and taste.This book is not a manual for prompting, a prediction deck, or a comfort object for people who want the future to remain polite. It is an operational field guide for seeing where power is moving, where human agency can disappear without anyone announcing its death, and how to build systems that scale clarity rather than chaos.Inside the 48 Rules, you will explore: The Great Repositioning: Why treating AI as a tool will inevitably turn you into a replaceable function inside someone else's system.The Compression of the Middle: Why the middle layer of industries, those who translate, coordinate, and report without owning consequence, is being erased first.Orchestration over Operation: Shifting your posture from a task-bound operator to a systems architect who structures how intelligence compounds.The Illusion of Neutrality: Exposing the hidden values, encoded preferences, and power dynamics embedded within automated interfaces and data pipelines.What Cannot Be Scaled: Protecting and designing for designed dignity, structural fallbacks, and true human discernment when optimisation threatens to become extraction.The future will not be divided neatly between humans and machines. The real chasm will be between humans trapped inside legacy limits and operators who learn how to extend their reach without losing their centre.Choose your relationship with intelligence, or the default will choose it for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798183964523
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