Co-Intelligence
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6 episodes261: Co-Existence by Ethan Mollick
Praised by both hosts as one of the best, most grounded books written on AI. The host says he recommended it more than any other book, including Atomic Habits. It introduced the jagged edge concept and outlined four possible AI futures, two of which Mollick now considers ruled out in his follow-up. The hosts say it remains worth recommending today.
260: Situated by Angela Duckworth
Can We Coexist With AI? — with Ethan Mollick
Ethan Mollick's previous book, Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI, is briefly referenced by the host to frame the conversation about Mollick's new book. The host describes it as written about 'a world of chatbots' and notes it came out in 2024, using it to contrast the scope of the newer work.
259: The Meaning of Your Life by Arthur Brooks
254: Inside the Box by David Epstein
The AI Skills Nobody is Teaching (And Everyone Needs) with AI Expert Ethan Mollick
Ethan Mollick, the guest and book's author, references Co-Intelligence while walking through the phases of AI development, describing its title as standing for the era when users worked back and forth with chatbots to get answers—a phase he says has since been superseded by agentic AI. The host's introduction also identifies the book as a New York Times bestseller.
April 2024
Ep. 299: Our Love/Hate Relationship with Personal Productivity
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