How AI Will Change Your Life

A Futurist's Guide to a Super-Smart World

Patrick Dixon

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29 October 2024

Business & management; Artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence will create gigantic benefits for humankind but will become more powerful than many governments, with purposes and plans of its own, and the ability to alter the very basis of life on earth. Many believe that AI poses a threat to human dominance.

In this punchy, follow-up to his bestselling The Future of (Almost) Everything, leading futurist Patrick Dixon has written an in-depth but accessible exploration of AI, looking at the future of the subject and assessing both threats and benefits - from health and education to cybersecurity, business and the world of work.

How AI Will Change Your Life looks at likely outcomes for both individuals and businesses in all areas of life and provides advice for the reader and a charter for governments to exploit the benefits and avoid the risks.

By: Patrick Dixon
Imprint: Profile
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Edition: Main
Dimensions: Height: 198mm, Width: 126mm, Spine: 24mm
Weight: 264g
ISBN: 9781805222576
ISBN 10: 1805222570
Pages: 336
Publication Date: 29 October 2024
Audience: General/trade , Professional and scholarly , ELT Advanced , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Patrick Dixon is often described as Europe's leading futurist. Author of 16 books, including Futurewise and The Future of (Almost) Everything published by Profile, he has advised over 400 of the world's largest corporations on a wide range of global trends. Clients include Google, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, LinkedIn and many of the world's largest manufacturers as well as governments. A cancer physician by training, his first start-up company over 40 years ago was an AI-simulation, using computers to interview and diagnose patients. His website globalchange.com has had 15 million unique visitors with 9 million video views. Over 575,000 copies of Patrick's books are in print translated into 36 languages.