Book 1: AI Guide — Become an AI Whisperer

This is an easy to digest insight into the different sorts of applications that the different sorts of AI options can be put to. It addresses ethical considerations, and the author is not afraid to express an opinion or ten. Which I think is a good thing. That said, this is more about taking action and experiential learning, which is my next port of call. Understanding that the fundamental principle of GIGO (garbage in=garbage out) of computing holds true for interrogating AI is essential. To that end, the run through of how to ask better questions as well as where you choose to ask them is front and centre. I am going to apply the learning and make it concrete. I may well return to update this- I have some applications to run through the processes. Onwards!

As a personal who is fascinated with the AI development over the past couple of years, I found thus book highly informative. The daily course style structure was easily followed and provided excellent examples. There's a lot to digest. Good book overall and worth the read for the light hearted writing style that certainly made reading an enjoyable experience.

Great book!

Excellent introduction to AI and gaining basic knowledge of the different types of tools and understanding of prompts to help use AI tools to start your business ideas. Highly recommend if you want to be ahead of the curve and disrupt the market place.

A useful book for re-iterate what we know about AI however there wasn’t quite enough new information in here for me. I like the idea of setting up a support team, using AI to do the work however. But book 1 didn’t convince me that I would buy the next book…

Dreadful waste of time and money. The author just doesn't seem to be able to get any useful message across in a few words. Meanders around ad nauseam until I literally consigned it to the bin. Basically, any other book on AI for business is better than this trash. It would be a tragedy if there were any useful content in this book but sadly I'll never know. Perhaps he should have got AI to write it; it couldn't have done a less engaging job.

Really interesting read,

I thought this book was really informative about different elements that I hadn't thought of when using AI. I was really interested about the section on prompts, though I didn’t really pick up anything new there—it’s still a great resource for beginners. I thought the part about different AI platforms and their specific strengths was something that I definitely needed to know for my job. One thing I didn’t quite get was why they kept using “w/” all the time. It gave me a lot of practical tips on how to make AI work more like a personal assistant. Even with some familiar info, I still learned a lot.