the Human Role in Age of AI, Vol.1: Horizon: Guide for Every Generation Facing Next 25 Years

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant technical subject. It is entering homes, schools, workplaces, healthcare, family life, retirement planning, and the future of every generation.In The Human Role in the Age of AI, Volume 1: The Horizon, Dr. Harry Wong offers a clear, deeply human guide to the next twenty-five years of change. Written for general readers, families, older adults, parents, professionals, students, educators, and community leaders, this book asks the central question of the AI age: If machines can do more and more, what is the role of humans?Drawing on his rare combination of experience as an AI researcher, professor, technology entrepreneur, classical singer, father, and grandfather, Dr. Wong explains AI without hype or panic. He shows what AI can already do, how it may develop over the next 5, 10, 15, and 25 years, and why the greatest challenge is not only technological but human.This volume explores: - how AI may reshape jobs, careers, education, healthcare, aging, and family life;- why the economy may face both extraordinary productivity and deeper inequality;- how the meaning of work may change when machines take over more routine tasks;- why judgment, curiosity, character, communication, and wisdom may matter more than ever;- how older adults, working adults, students, parents, grandparents, teachers, and mentors can respond with clarity instead of fear.The guiding idea of the book is simple but powerful: The machine may become the engine, but the human being must remain the compass.This is not a book about becoming a technologist. It is a book about remaining fully human in a technological age. It invites readers to think beyond tools and trends toward dignity, meaning, responsibility, family, education, and the kind of civilization we want to build as artificial intelligence becomes more capable.

Pagina's: 312, Paperback, Dr. Harry Wong