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Ethan Mollick Releases Co-Existence, a Guide to Living and Working With AI

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Ethan Mollick released his new book, Co-Existence, on October 20, describing it as a guide to living and working in a world where AI is sometimes, but not always, better than people. Mollick also said he worked with Opus 5.5 to create an experience for the book’s website to accompany the release.

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10/21
  1. Ethan Mollick’s New Book, *Co-Existence*, Is Out Today

    My new book, Co-Existence, is out today. It is a guide to how to live & work in a world where AI is sometimes, but not always, better than you. (And, for the release, I worked with Opus 5.5 to make a quite interesting experience for the book's website: https://t.co/Ti5jo6l05g) https://t.co/sbqvGwI0TR

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