This is a book about artificial intelligence — but it is mainly a book about people. AI is arriving in the territory we have long used to define human significance: language, judgement, synthesis, the making of meaning.
Its central claim: AI should enable humanity, not replace it. Anchored by the White Whale research and its 1,500+ case evidence bank, and written for thoughtful readers rather than technical specialists, the book offers a way to make sense of this turning point across twelve chapters and a set of practical companion exercises.