AI strikes again!

100 absurd comics about our AI-powered future
102 Seiten, Taschenbuch
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AI Strikes Again!100 absurd comics about our AI-powered future.What happens when artificial intelligence becomes a little too helpful?In AI Strikes Again!, AI doesn't just answer questions anymore. It writes your emails, picks your vacation, chooses your best friend, attends your meetings, replaces actors, negotiates your salary, talks to aliens, invents new emotions, fact-checks the internet, and even writes the last comic in the book.The result?100 hilarious, absurd, and surprisingly relatable one-page comics imagining what everyday life might look like when AI starts making every decision for us.Whether it's work, dating, shopping, social media, school, health, movies, or the future of humanity, nothing escapes the world's most overconfident robot.Inside you'll discover: - Office meetings run entirely by AI- AI therapists and AI recruiters- Smart shopping... maybe too smart- Dating disasters powered by algorithms- AI fact-checking the entire internet- Robot actors replacing Hollywood stars- AI negotiating with other AIs- Alien first contact gone completely wrong- New emojis for emotions humans don't even understand yet- And 90 more ridiculous "What if...?" scenarios.Perfect for fans of: - Artificial intelligence- Geek and tech humor- Office comedy- Science fiction- Comics and graphic humor- Anyone who has ever asked ChatGPT "just one more question."Packed with colorful illustrations, playful characters, and clever twists, AI Strikes Again! is a lighthearted celebration of technology, human nature, and the wonderfully ridiculous future we're all heading toward.No programming knowledge required.No robots were offended during the making of this book.(At least... none admitted it.)Warning: Reading this book may cause spontaneous laughter, suspiciously long conversations with AI, and the uncomfortable feeling that some of these jokes are becoming reality.