AGI AT WORK: Power, Labor, and Sovereignty in the Automated Enterprise (The AGI Series) - Tapa blanda

Agi at Work (Paperback)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Will Artificial Intelligence destroy your professional career, or make you more valuable than ever?The headlines say AI is coming for white-collar jobs. But the headlines are wrong about how it happens. When the cost of producing legal memos, medical diagnoses, software code, and creative designs drops to zero, economic value doesn't disappear-it migrates.In AGI AT WORK, the second installment of The AGI Series, systems thinker Mr. Biswas delivers a forensic investigation into the automated enterprise. This book reveals a profound economic fracture: institutions are no longer paying for your speed of production. They are paying for your accountability, judgment, and willingness to absorb liability.Inside this strategic survival guide, you will discover: The Cognitive Jevons Trap: Why AI tools are increasing your workload and shifting the bottleneck from production to validation.The Broken Apprenticeship Loop: How organizations are quietly destroying their training pipelines, and how to protect your own expertise.The Ghost Office: The hidden dangers of autonomous agents making legally binding corporate decisions without human oversight.The Liability Sponge: Why your personal, license-backed accountability is the single most valuable and irreplaceable asset in the AI era.The Dignified Operator Playbook: Concrete, implementable tools and diagnostics to restructure your compensation and career around judgment rather than friction.This is not speculative futurism. Drawn from real-world litigation, clinical practices, and software deployments, AGI AT WORK provides operational clarity for lawyers, physicians, engineers, and executives navigating the most significant restructuring of professional value since the industrial revolution.Stop competing with machines on production. Scroll up, click "Buy Now", and secure your position as a Sovereign Operator today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798178054901

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