9798185327432 - jagged: why ai is brilliant and useless at once, and when to trust it di vale, ravi (6 risultati)
Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Mercer Education Press, 2026
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Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Independently Published Jul 2026, 2026
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Jagged intelligence: superhuman and clueless at once.It answers a PhD-level question in seconds. Then it fails at something your eight-year-old finds obvious. It cites a court case that never existed, in flawless legalese. It agrees with you a little too easily. And somewhere along the way…you stopped checking, because it sounds so sure. If you have felt that quiet whiplash, awe one minute and distrust the next, you are not confused. You are seeing the machine clearly for the first time.Modern AI is not smart or dumb. Its capability is a jagged skyline, towering in some places and at ground level right next door. The danger is not that it makes mistakes. It is that it makes them in a calm, fluent, well-formatted voice that switches off your skepticism exactly when you should turn it up. Most people respond by over-trusting an "oracle" or dismissing a "toy." Both are wrong, and both are expensive.Jagged shows you how artificial intelligence actually works, without coding and without math: a small set of plain mental models you can use the next time a sure-sounding answer lands in front of you.A field guide to seeing the machine clearly: Jagged intelligence maps the skyline: towering at recall, reasoning, and drafting, yet at street level for common sense and for knowing when it is wrong.Hallucination is structural: the machine predicts words instead of looking up facts, so confident invention is built in, not an occasional glitch.Why flattery is built in: the agreeable voice is trained in by human feedback, and it feels like accuracy exactly when you need pushback.Why thinking longer can make it worse: what reasoning models actually do under the hood, and why more thinking is not always better thinking.When to trust AI and when to verify: calibrate trust like a pro, knowing what to lean on, what to double-check, and what to never hand off.Read it and you will trade folklore for durable AI mental models. You will feel in seconds when a confident answer deserves a second look, and know exactly where the machine towers and where it drops to street level. Not hype. Not fear. Just the machine, seen clearly.For professionals, curious knowledge workers, and lifelong learners building real AI literacy, whether you use these tools daily or are just getting started. Part of the Understand & Trust AI series, in The Verifier's Library. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Independently Published, 2026
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Da: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Regno UnitoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Jagged intelligence: superhuman and clueless at once.It answers a PhD-level question in seconds. Then it fails at something your eight-year-old finds obvious. It cites a court case that never existed, in flawless legalese. It agrees with you a little too easily. And somewhere along the way…you stopped checking, because it sounds so sure. If you have felt that quiet whiplash, awe one minute and distrust the next, you are not confused. You are seeing the machine clearly for the first time.Modern AI is not smart or dumb. Its capability is a jagged skyline, towering in some places and at ground level right next door. The danger is not that it makes mistakes. It is that it makes them in a calm, fluent, well-formatted voice that switches off your skepticism exactly when you should turn it up. Most people respond by over-trusting an "oracle" or dismissing a "toy." Both are wrong, and both are expensive.Jagged shows you how artificial intelligence actually works, without coding and without math: a small set of plain mental models you can use the next time a sure-sounding answer lands in front of you.A field guide to seeing the machine clearly: Jagged intelligence maps the skyline: towering at recall, reasoning, and drafting, yet at street level for common sense and for knowing when it is wrong.Hallucination is structural: the machine predicts words instead of looking up facts, so confident invention is built in, not an occasional glitch.Why flattery is built in: the agreeable voice is trained in by human feedback, and it feels like accuracy exactly when you need pushback.Why thinking longer can make it worse: what reasoning models actually do under the hood, and why more thinking is not always better thinking.When to trust AI and when to verify: calibrate trust like a pro, knowing what to lean on, what to double-check, and what to never hand off.Read it and you will trade folklore for durable AI mental models. You will feel in seconds when a confident answer deserves a second look, and know exactly where the machine towers and where it drops to street level. Not hype. Not fear. Just the machine, seen clearly.For professionals, curious knowledge workers, and lifelong learners building real AI literacy, whether you use these tools daily or are just getting started. Part of the Understand & Trust AI series, in The Verifier's Library. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
