Some insights from AI on Books
You can use Linux for years and still feel like the system is holding back a few secrets. Boot messages flash by. Services start and stop. The kernel quietly does its thing. Most days, everything works—and on the days it doesn’t, you need more than “type this command” advice. You need to know what’s happening…
If you’ve been learning machine learning in the age of deep learning, chances are you’ve felt the gap: lots of powerful models, not a lot of clarity about uncertainty, risk, and real-world decision making. That’s exactly where Probabilistic Machine Learning: An Introduction steps in. It teaches you machine learning through a single, unifying lens—probabilistic modeling…
If you’ve felt the surge of excitement around brain-computer interfaces (BCIs)—from mind-controlled cursors to speech restored through neural decoding—you’re not imagining it. In the last two decades, BCI research has accelerated from lab demos to real assistive technologies and early clinical trials. But if you’re looking for one clear, trustworthy resource to help you understand…
What if you could send a message without moving a finger? Or steer a wheelchair with a thought? That’s the promise of brain‑computer interfaces (BCIs)—a field where science fiction is finally shaking hands with reality. But between big headlines and bold claims, it’s hard to know what’s real, what’s near, and what’s still a decade…
What if the most important story you could read this year was the story of us—of humanity as a species? That’s the promise of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari, a global bestseller that blends history, biology, anthropology, and philosophy into one sweeping, provocative narrative. It’s the kind of book that…
What if you could start your day with a single paragraph that nudges your mindset in the right direction—calmer, clearer, less reactive? If you’re reading this, chances are you’re looking for a simple, repeatable practice that helps you handle stress, lead with purpose, and stay grounded when life tilts sideways. That’s exactly why The Daily…
What happens when a handful of people, armed with global influence but lacking accountability, make decisions that touch billions of lives? If you’ve ever asked that question—or wondered what’s actually happening behind the glass walls of Big Tech—Sarah Wynn-Williams’s memoir, Careless People, delivers a gripping, darkly funny, and deeply human account you won’t soon forget….
If you’ve ever laughed at Tom Sawyer’s mischief, wrestled with Huck Finn’s conscience, or found yourself quoting Mark Twain at a dinner party, you already know: Twain isn’t just an author—he’s a mirror for America. But how do you tell the full, messy, magnificent story of the man behind the pen name? That’s the promise…
Stuck between childhood whimsy and teenage grit, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the turning point where the series deepens, darkens, and becomes unforgettable. Think of it as the Knight Bus of the saga: loud, unexpected, a little unhinged—and exactly what you need when the night feels long. If you’re deciding whether to…
What if the most important stories live in the corners—the tiny figures at the end of a pier, the small decisions that change a life, the friendships that carry us when we’re not sure we can carry ourselves? Fredrik Backman’s newest novel, My Friends, starts in that quiet liminal space and builds something soulful, funny,…
