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- What Your Career Counsellors Wont Tell You About AI and Automation and and How to Leverage Their Potential to Build Your Career Real Quick
- Narrated by: Howard Ernest Price
- Length: 5 hrs and 11 mins
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Do you want to understand the benefits AI has in various industries across the globe? Would you like to gain a fair advantage to AI technology and keep up with its rapid development? Have you ever wondered if AI will replace the human workforce and if it could replace you?
If your answer is yes to any of these questions, then keep reading because you’re about to find what you’re looking for.
Artificial intelligence has become an inherent part of our everyday life, and whether we admit it or not, at times it seems to know too much about us.
The benefits of its development boost are visible in many industries and, consequently, in our personal lives.
You are about to find out and be amazed at how well companies have integrated AI in all their services in an attempt to make your life more comfortable.
However, the fear that AI will take over your job one day remains a valid worry until you try not only to understand how it works, but also to learn its language and strategies.
In 2019, a study published in the Sociological Research for a Dynamic World, Vol. 5, conducted by Eric Dahlin, addressed this widespread anxiety that AI may be rendering humans obsolete in the workplace.
His findings suggest the opposite - the increase of AI in the workplace seems to be opening a new era where the relationship between technology and human employees will be collaborative.
This book empowers you with the tools to discover and learn AI systems and languages to understand how they work and benefit today’s world, to let go of the fear that AI will outsmart the human race.
This book includes:
- Beating Artificial Intelligence
- Artificial Intelligence Unleashed
In the Artificial Intelligence bundle you’ll discover:
- How AI is changing the world you live in (you’ll be surprised in so many ways!)
- Practical ways to experience AI programming languages, and understand that human intelligence remains superior to artificial intelligence
- How world-renown companies like Google, Facebook, and IBM are leveraging AI in their businesses (you’re using most of them without realizing)
- Why it’s important to know the specific problems bots and chatbots are solving (this will settle your worries that they will take over all human interaction)
- Seven amazing benefits AI will bring to your life soon (number four is a life changer)
- Free resources to help you learn the current AI language and systems.
- The key to understanding the vulnerabilities of AI and how to avoid using it in corrupt ways
- Empowering tools to help you master AI learning technology and programming language (It really is that easy to become part of the industry!)
And much, much more!
This book is a practical guide for all who want to understand how AI is changing the world they live in today.
Are you ready to discover the AI secrets that will give you an upper hand on this rapidly developing industry?
Make the first step toward an innovative future and click the “buy now” button now!
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