In the age of GenAI, the real advantage will not belong to the people who produce the most elegant output. It will belong to the people who can still think clearly when working with the machine.
In Thriving in an Era of GenAI, Part 1: Language, Michael Cheah argues that language is not decoration. It is the operating environment. We meet AI through prompts, instructions, labels, summaries, euphemisms, and self-talk—and the quality of those words shapes both what the machine gives back and the habits of mind we quietly develop in using it.
Across thirteen chapters and two appendices, Cheah explores naming, framing, prompting, plain English, listening, translation, and silence. He shows how a sentence can change a room, how polished language can stop inquiry too early, and why fluency is never the same thing as truth. More practically, he shows how clearer language and stronger judgment help readers work better with AI, think more independently, avoid costly confusion, and compete more effectively in a world where fluent output is becoming cheap.
This is a book about AI, but even more about the human being using it: judgment, attention, agency, and the discipline of thinking clearly in an age of abundant output.
This is where the series begins: not with the machine, but with the sentence.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the age of GenAI, the real advantage will not belong to the people who produce the most elegant output. It will belong to the people who can still think clearly when working with the machine. In Thriving in an Era of GenAI, Part 1: Language, Michael Cheah argues that language is not decoration. It is the operating environment. We meet AI through prompts, instructions, labels, summaries, euphemisms, and self-talk-and the quality of those words shapes both what the machine gives back and the habits of mind we quietly develop in using it. Across thirteen chapters and two appendices, Cheah explores naming, framing, prompting, plain English, listening, translation, and silence. He shows how a sentence can change a room, how polished language can stop inquiry too early, and why fluency is never the same thing as truth. More practically, he shows how clearer language and stronger judgment help readers work better with AI, think more independently, avoid costly confusion, and compete more effectively in a world where fluent output is becoming cheap. This is a book about AI, but even more about the human being using it: judgment, attention, agency, and the discipline of thinking clearly in an age of abundant output. This is where the series begins: not with the machine, but with the sentence. 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 9798258099006
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