Computers & Technology

A step-by-step leadership guide to help overcome employee resistance to AI, boost innovation, and unlock AI's full business value As leaders rush to adopt artificial intelligence (AI)—driven by its potential to revolutionize operations, boost return on investment, and drive innovation—they...

Decoding how moonshots are built and who gets to build them Moonshots shape the future―self-driving cars, space exploration, AI at planetary scale, and beyond. The ambition has been extraordinary. But what if we haven’t been ambitious enough? In Invent Now: The Next Leap in Moonshots, Dr...

A savvy, real-world guide to creating a profitable social media presence that stands out in an oversaturated industry Today, when the average American spends around 4.5 hours a day on their phones—including 2.5 hours scrolling social media—it is undeniable that a well-crafted social media...

Experience the world's most promising technological innovations and the science behind them in this entertaining photo-rich book. For futurists and sci-tech enthusiasts, every moment reveals advances powering our future, with on-site interviews, deep explainers, and helpful visuals.

“Lepore is our best scholar of the culture of governance. … Here she repudiates the prospect of AI as a replacement for democracy. This is the issue of our times … Lepore is the voice of sanity.”—Jaron Lanier, author of You Are Not a Gadget “Much in history is headlong but few grand...

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. The spreadsheet let accountants model their finances without a programmer, and the smartphone put a capable computer in nearly every pocket. Now artificial intelligence is quietly performing another shift, and most people still type a question, read an...

What if the greatest threat posed by smartphones and social media isn't simply distraction—but the way they quietly reshape the biology of the human brain? For years, conversations about technology have focused on screen time, productivity, and digital habits. Yet anxiety, poor sleep, emotional exhaustion, and attention problems continue to rise across every generation. While these challenges are often viewed as behavioral or psychological, Dr. Eugene Lipov presents a compelling new perspective: they are deeply biological.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. The first time you turn to a chatbot for something that actually matters, you are asking a machine to help you run your business. The machine answers with a confidence that makes you forget it is guessing. Maybe you ask for a refund policy or a...

How much technology have you taken for granted today? It is human nature to make things and to apply knowledge in ingenious ways to survive and to make life easier. From renewable energy to entertainment streaming and electric vehicles to gene-editing, technology shapes our world. The Technology...

In Passive Income in 2026 and Beyond, author David Grayson provides a comprehensive strategic manual for navigating the new economic landscape. This isn’t a book of vague theories or get-rich-quick schemes; it is a meticulously researched blueprint featuring a treasure trove of unique passive income streams designed to help you build a adaptable and diversified portfolio from the ground up.

Compliance tells you what you were required to do. It does not tell you whether the systems now deciding, speaking, and acting on your behalf can be trusted. For the leaders who answer for the claim that the organization is in control, that gap is where the real risk lives. AI Governance Beyond Compliance is a practical guide for the people held accountable when something goes wrong.

The greatest threat to an undercover operative's life isn't a suspicious target—it's the smartphone in their pocket. In Shadows in the Stream, Dr. Joseph L. Martell, a 30-year veteran of U.S. government intelligence and special operations, introduces the groundbreaking Inadvertent Digital Detriment Paradox (IDDP) Theory.

Looking at the emergence of generative AI, Language Machines presents a new theory of meaning in language and computation, arguing that humanistic scholarship misconstrues how large language models (LLMs) function. Seeing LLMs as a convergence of computation and language, Leif Weatherby contends that AI does not simulate cognition, as widely believed, but rather creates culture.

Claude AI Bible 2-in-1 is more than another AI book. It's your complete guide to using Claude AI to work smarter, automate repetitive tasks, create better content, and build a more profitable business. Most people waste hours experimenting with prompts, juggling multiple AI tools, and following outdated tutorials that never produce consistent results. The problem isn't Claude AI but the lack of a proven system that shows you exactly what to do and why it works.

The age of AI is not what you think. Rather than ushering in a fourth Industrial Revolution, AI has become a crucial social infrastructure of everyday life. It's embedded in the tools, platforms, and systems that organize our most intimate lives and our interactions with the most fundamental institutions of society, from government agencies to banks and schools. In these linkages are embedded assumptions about who we are, what we can do, and where we belong.

You're Using the Most Advanced AI on Earth… Like a Search Engine. You've probably opened Claude AI, typed a question, gotten a bland and generic answer. And then you closed the tab. Meanwhile, others are using the exact same tool to write books, automate their businesses, create content in half the time, and build income streams while you're still staring at a blank chat box wondering what to type. Here's the frustrating truth: it's not the AI. It's not you, either. Nobody ever showed you how to actually communicate with Claude AI and vague prompts will always produce vague results.

Essays by international bestselling author Edward Tenner that explore both the negative and positive surprises of human ingenuity How did the addition of lifeboats after the Titanic shipwreck contribute to another tragedy in Chicago harbor three years later? How efficient are wild animals as...

Eight or nine out of every ten businesses that go to market never sell. And the owners who do sell typically lose 30 to 50 percent of the price in fees and taxes. A $5 million business, sold the traditional way, leaves its owner with around $3 million. Twenty-five years of work, nearly half of it gone. Not to bad luck. To a game with rules nobody ever taught you. In late 2020, Marc Adams was diagnosed with stage four cancer and given six months to live.

What does security really look like inside AWS? How AWS Security Architecture Works takes listeners inside the layered security architecture of Amazon Web Services, exploring how AWS protects identities, data, networks and workloads across the cloud. Sam Kusi brings together the technologies and...

Everyone is talking about Claude AI. Almost no one knows how to actually use it to make money, save time, or build something real. You have watched the YouTube videos. You have skimmed the blog posts. You have opened Claude, stared at the blank chat box, and closed the tab feeling more behind than when you started.

Artificial intelligence is changing work, creativity, truth, privacy, and power faster than most people realize. Humanity in the Age of AI reveals what these intelligent machines can do, where they can fail, and why the choices made today may determine whether AI strengthens human freedom—or quietly replaces it for generations.

From a Commodore 64 to the frontlines of cyber warfare... this is twenty-five years of cybersecurity, told by someone who lived every year of it. The first computer I ever touched was a friend's Commodore 64. I was ten years old. By thirteen, I was copying BASIC code from magazines, debugging programs one mistyped character at a time, and dialing into bulletin board systems with a 9600 baud modem until a $397 phone bill ended my online adventures overnight. That curiosity never stopped. It just found a mission.

Bloomsbury presents Drone by Adam Rothstein, read by Greg Lockett Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things. Drones are in the newspaper, on the TV screen, swarming through the networks, and soon, we're told, they'll be delivering...

Revenue is growing, yet everything moves slower. Decisions wait. Reports arrive late. Every new customer seems to need another hire. That is not a talent problem. It is the cost of an operating model built for a world that no longer exists.

AI Unleashed: What Happens When Machines Become Too Powerful? explores the fears, dangers, and difficult questions surrounding artificial intelligence as it becomes embedded in modern life today. Written for everyday listeners, the book examines AI surveillance, loss of privacy, deepfakes, voice cloning, misinformation, political manipulation, algorithmic bias, autonomous weapons, cybercrime, job displacement, and the growing dependence on machines for decision-making.