THE AGE OF AI -- BOOK REVIEW

The book The Age of AI and Our Human Future is a graduate school level text. The Age of AI is the future, and it's coming way too fast. The human race has never been more challenged. We are all about to make some huge decisions. It is almost a magisterium for human life in the Fourth Industrial Revolution age. It is written by thought leaders of the highest-level, each in their respective fields. The first author is Henry Kissinger the former Secretary of State and NSC advisor to two US presidents, a philosopher and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate. At age 98 he has seen it all and done it, and remains an international counselor to politicians and business magnates. The second author, Eric Schmidt consolidated Google into the cutting edge technology giant that it is today. In this role he is a sought out counselor and business mogul. The third author is Daniel Huttenlocher -- the inaugural Dean of the MIT College of Computing. It is the place where AI is reinvented and recreated on self-teaching algorithm development and data aggregation from the global network platforms and the internet that occur 24/7 at a neck breaking pace. This compendium though incomplete, has more authors, contributors and editors. Meredith Potter is a contributor who augments Kissinger's intellectual pursuits she drafted, edited the texts and made the chapters flowing clearly and seamless. These and other editors made this textbook intellectually rich, informative, and easy to read. The Age of AI introduces the reader to the occurring changes we experienced in our society today. You are about to encounter many topics that involve the future in its continuing evolution. Every high school student is adapting to the new classroom intellectual reality. Here are two points to consider. First, the technology that this text discusses is not available in your community college courses or on other educational websites.