Will I love Co-Intelligence?

I appreciated this book because it refuses both panic and blind optimism about AI. Instead, it helped us think more clearly about what it actually means to work alongside intelligent systems rather than delegate everything to them.

The book guides leaders as they decide where human judgment still matters most. I return to it when conversations drift toward extremes, because it brings the focus back to responsibility, judgment, and choice.

It reinforced my belief that leadership in the age of AI is not about replacement, but about deciding thoughtfully how humans and machines learn together.

I love this book because it presents AI as friendly and approachable, more like a helpful neighbor than something scary robot.

Reading it made me realize that I don’t need to be a computer scientist to benefit from AI; I just need to know how to talk to it. I found his "rules" for interacting with AI incredibly practical for my own daily tasks. It shifted my perspective from worrying about being replaced to figuring out how to be a better "co-pilot" with the technology.

I appreciate how he uses real-world examples that any professional or student can start using… show more.

Whether we know it or like it, AI will change the way we live, work, learn, and teach. I began last summer feeling overwhelmed about AI. This book gave me a foundation upon which to begin building my understanding and approach to artificial intelligence and the LLMs (large language models) like ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Llama. It helped me apply my discipline knowledge in marketing communications to AI frameworks and formulate ways to apply AI in the professional world and then teach that to my college students.

Artificial intelligence is the biggest technological breakthrough of our age, and this book is the best introduction I've read to how each of us can use AI in our daily lives.