After Reading Co-Intelligence by Ethan Mollick

AFTER READING CO-INTELLIGENCE BY ETHAN MOLLICK: 10 Lessons I Learned About Thriving With AI at Work – Insights for the Age of Intelligent Collaboration In 1956, a group of scientists met at Dartmouth College to discuss a radical new idea: that purpose-built machines might someday impersonate humans. They didn’t realize it at the time, but they were sowing the seeds for what we now call artificial intelligence. The project was low-stakes in scope — at least by today’s standards — and high in purpose. It was an effort to dream about what it would mean to instruct machines not only to calculate, but to reason. The result was several decades of halting progress, periodic flurries of optimism and long winters of disillusion and disappointment. And then, seemingly overnight, the machines got smart. Now, we find ourselves at a threshold. AI has become more than just a scientific curiosity. It has invaded our meetings, our inboxes, our hiring policies, our creative brainstorming sessions. It codes, writes emails, translates languages, condenses reports, and occasionally gives better advice than our closest colleagues. What once lived in research labs now inhabits our everyday workspaces. Grab a copy of this book now!