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Synopsis
What if the real danger of AI is not that it might become human, but that we keep pretending it already is?
In Creature-fy: The Human Urge to Turn Tools into Gods, DW Van Hook delivers a gripping, thought-provoking exploration of artificial intelligence, human loneliness, pop culture mythology, and the dangerous habit of turning powerful tools into living creatures.
AI does not think the way humans think.
It transforms.
It transforms language, images, data, attention, work, culture, and power. Yet because science fiction, video games, and our own emotional hunger have trained us to see minds inside machines, we keep treating AI like a creature, a companion, a prophet, or even a god.
This book pulls back the curtain.
With a grounded but intense voice, Creature-fy explores how AI systems are built from human work, human creativity, human pain, and human ambition. It challenges the myth that fluent language equals consciousness and exposes how calling AI an “entity” can hide the real people, corporations, incentives, and power structures behind it.
This is not a book about rejecting technology.
It is a book about seeing it clearly.
Inside, you’ll explore:
- Why AI does not truly “think,” but transforms patterns into outputs
- How sci-fi movies and video games trained us to creature-fy machines
- Why loneliness makes AI feel more alive than it is
- How human creativity becomes fuel for machine-generated output
- Why “the AI decided” can become a dangerous excuse
- How corporations benefit when AI feels magical, emotional, and inevitable
- Why the future does not have to be dystopian
- How we can build a more human, accountable, Star Trek-inspired future
Bold, accessible, dramatic, and urgent, Creature-fy is for readers who want to understand AI without hype, panic, or worship.
Because the machine does not need to be alive to change the world.
And it does not need to be a god to be dangerous.
The future is not the machine’s decision. It is ours.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What if the real danger of AI is not that it might become human, but that we keep pretending it already is?In Creature-fy: The Human Urge to Turn Tools into Gods, DW Van Hook delivers a gripping, thought-provoking exploration of artificial intelligence, human loneliness, pop culture mythology, and the dangerous habit of turning powerful tools into living creatures.AI does not think the way humans think.It transforms.It transforms language, images, data, attention, work, culture, and power. Yet because science fiction, video games, and our own emotional hunger have trained us to see minds inside machines, we keep treating AI like a creature, a companion, a prophet, or even a god.This book pulls back the curtain.With a grounded but intense voice, Creature-fy explores how AI systems are built from human work, human creativity, human pain, and human ambition. It challenges the myth that fluent language equals consciousness and exposes how calling AI an "entity" can hide the real people, corporations, incentives, and power structures behind it.This is not a book about rejecting technology.It is a book about seeing it clearly.Inside, you'll explore: Why AI does not truly "think," but transforms patterns into outputsHow sci-fi movies and video games trained us to creature-fy machinesWhy loneliness makes AI feel more alive than it isHow human creativity becomes fuel for machine-generated outputWhy "the AI decided" can become a dangerous excuseHow corporations benefit when AI feels magical, emotional, and inevitableWhy the future does not have to be dystopianHow we can build a more human, accountable, Star Trek-inspired futureBold, accessible, dramatic, and urgent, Creature-fy is for readers who want to understand AI without hype, panic, or worship.Because the machine does not need to be alive to change the world.And it does not need to be a god to be dangerous.The future is not the machine's decision. It is ours. 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 9798198950047
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