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Mentioned in 51 episodes

Co-Intelligence

Living and Working with AI

Book • 2024

In *Co-Intelligence*, Ethan Mollick explores the profound impact of AI on business and education.

He urges readers to engage with AI as co-workers, co-teachers, and coaches, using numerous real-time examples to illustrate its potential.

Mollick argues that AI should augment human intelligence rather than replace it, and he provides practical advice on how to harness AI's power to create a better human future.

The book addresses the transformative potential of AI, its ethical concerns, and the importance of mastering the skill of working with smart machines.

Mentioned by

Harry Stebbings

Dave Stachowiak

Mentioned in 51 episodes

Recommended by

Kevin Weil

as a good book about AI and how to use it in daily life.

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Mentioned by

Brett McKay

as the author of the book discussed in the podcast.

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Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as one of the books he read in April 2024.

Ep. 299: Our Love/Hate Relationship with Personal Productivity

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as a book on his list.

Ep. 323: Strategic Procrastination

Mentioned by

Nicolai Tangen

as

Ethan Mollick

's new book about living and working with AI.

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Recommended by

Tom Stackpole

as a new book discussing generative AI, its capabilities, limitations, and integration risks.

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Mentioned by

David Sparks

as a writer and teacher whose insights on AI are valuable.

782: Apple Intelligence Review

Mentioned by

Brooks Duncan

in relation to one of its principles: always have a human in the loop.

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Recommended by

Mike Schmitz

as a better alternative if only one book on AI is to be picked.

236: Focus Traps

Mentioned by

Martin Lercher

as a New York Times bestseller about understanding massive changes brought on by AI.

73 | Ethan Mollick and a million Einsteins in a server

Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

when discussing AI's role in the creative process.

219: A Focused Smorgasbord

Mentioned by

Harry Stebbings

in the introduction as a New York Times bestseller.

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Mentioned by

Brooks Duncan

as a book on how to think about AI and when to use it.

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Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as a book coming out in the spring, summarizing trends in AI.

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Mentioned by

David Fagan

as a book that talks about AI as a coach to help you think about and reflect and grow.

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Recommended by

Mike Schmitz

and

Cory Hixson

for its balanced approach to AI and its potential impact.

200: Co-Intelligence by Ethan Mollick

Mentioned by

Dylan Lewis

as a practical guide for using AI.

AI & You, AI & Reddit

Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

as the author of the book and a professor at Wharton.

674: Principles for Using AI at Work, with Ethan Mollick

Recommended by

Mike Schmitz

after Cory expressed interest in AI books.

199: Radical Candor by Kim Scott

Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

as a great discussion about AI in general.

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