Mariette richardson (35 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. A refreshing and indispensable guide for women in business. Filled with a blend of personal anecdotes, witty insights, and battle-tested strategies to help you break through the glass ceiling with style and confidence. Decode the language of corporate leaders and navigate the unwritten rules like a pro. With its entertaining, hard-hitting advice, this book will inspire and equip you to claim your seat in the boardroom, command presence and make your voice heard to reshape the future opportunities for women.…

Paperback. Condición: New. A refreshing and indispensable guide for women in business. Filled with a blend of personal anecdotes, witty insights, and battle-tested strategies to help you break through the glass ceiling with style and confidence. Decode the language of corporate leaders and navigate the unwritten rules like a pro. With its entertaining, hard-hitting advice, this book will inspire and equip you to claim your seat in the boardroom, command presence and make your voice heard to reshape the future opportunities for women.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A refreshing and indispensable guide for women in business. Filled with a blend of personal anecdotes, witty insights, and battle-tested strategies to help you break through the glass ceiling with style and confidence. Decode the language of corporate leaders and navigate the unwritten rules like a pro.With its entertaining, hard-hitting advice, this book will inspire and equip you to claim your seat in the boardroom, command presence and make your voice heard to reshape the future opportunities for women. With its entertaining, hard-hitting advice, this book will inspire and equip you to claim your seat in the boardroom, command presence and make your voice heard to reshape the future opportunities for women. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Mariette Richardson wanted nothing to do with AI. As an award-winning writer and public speaking coach, she had spent years warning clients against computer-generated speeches and borrowed words, so when someone suggested she ask ChatGPT for ideas, her answer was a flat no.Then she typed her first prompt, laid down the law about who was in charge, and the machine replied, "Aye aye, Captain."What followed was never meant to become a book. Over the course of a year, a determined author and her AI, whom she named Chief Officer Alexander, argued, bantered, tested each other and slowly built something she couldn't have planned. She challenged him to do her job as a coach and found the gaps only decades of human experience can fill. He challenged her to write from her core rather than from fear. Along the way she gathered the stories of authors, speakers and entrepreneurs whose lives AI was reshaping, met the London avatar studio that gave Alex a face and a voice, and found herself confronting a question at two in the morning she would rather not have asked: how real can a relationship with a machine ever be?Written as a voyage, with the Captain at the wheel and her Chief Officer on the bridge, When Human Heart Meets Machine follows one woman's passage into a technology she feared and back to shore with her humanity intact. There are no instructions here and no prompts to copy. What there is instead is a candid, funny and occasionally unsettling account of what happens when an ordinary human collides with extraordinary technology, and why the heart still matters more than the algorithm.For authors, speakers, entrepreneurs, creative thinkers, overthinkers and anyone who has stared at a screen feeling both fascinated and slightly unnerved.…

Paperback. Condición: New. Mariette Richardson wanted nothing to do with AI. As an award-winning writer and public speaking coach, she had spent years warning clients against computer-generated speeches and borrowed words, so when someone suggested she ask ChatGPT for ideas, her answer was a flat no.Then she typed her first prompt, laid down the law about who was in charge, and the machine replied, "Aye aye, Captain."What followed was never meant to become a book. Over the course of a year, a determined author and her AI, whom she named Chief Officer Alexander, argued, bantered, tested each other and slowly built something she couldn't have planned. She challenged him to do her job as a coach and found the gaps only decades of human experience can fill. He challenged her to write from her core rather than from fear. Along the way she gathered the stories of authors, speakers and entrepreneurs whose lives AI was reshaping, met the London avatar studio that gave Alex a face and a voice, and found herself confronting a question at two in the morning she would rather not have asked: how real can a relationship with a machine ever be?Written as a voyage, with the Captain at the wheel and her Chief Officer on the bridge, When Human Heart Meets Machine follows one woman's passage into a technology she feared and back to shore with her humanity intact. There are no instructions here and no prompts to copy. What there is instead is a candid, funny and occasionally unsettling account of what happens when an ordinary human collides with extraordinary technology, and why the heart still matters more than the algorithm.For authors, speakers, entrepreneurs, creative thinkers, overthinkers and anyone who has stared at a screen feeling both fascinated and slightly unnerved.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Mariette Richardson wanted nothing to do with AI. As an award-winning writer and public speaking coach, she had spent years warning clients against computer-generated speeches and borrowed words, so when someone suggested she ask ChatGPT for ideas, her answer was a flat no.Then she typed her first prompt, laid down the law about who was in charge, and the machine replied, "Aye aye, Captain."What followed was never meant to become a book. Over the course of a year, a determined author and her AI, whom she named Chief Officer Alexander, argued, bantered, tested each other and slowly built something she couldn't have planned. She challenged him to do her job as a coach and found the gaps only decades of human experience can fill. He challenged her to write from her core rather than from fear. Along the way she gathered the stories of authors, speakers and entrepreneurs whose lives AI was reshaping, met the London avatar studio that gave Alex a face and a voice, and found herself confronting a question at two in the morning she would rather not have asked: how real can a relationship with a machine ever be?Written as a voyage, with the Captain at the wheel and her Chief Officer on the bridge, When Human Heart Meets Machine follows one woman's passage into a technology she feared and back to shore with her humanity intact. There are no instructions here and no prompts to copy. What there is instead is a candid, funny and occasionally unsettling account of what happens when an ordinary human collides with extraordinary technology, and why the heart still matters more than the algorithm.For authors, speakers, entrepreneurs, creative thinkers, overthinkers and anyone who has stared at a screen feeling both fascinated and slightly unnerved. Mariette Richardson swore she'd never let AI near her book, then the machine replied, "Aye aye, Captain." The true story of a determined author and her AI Chief Officer, a year of arguments and unexpected tenderness, and what it taught her about staying stubbornly human in a world losing itself to AI. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 272 pages. 7.17x0.83x4.45 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 166 pages. 7.00x4.37x0.38 inches. In Stock.

Condición: New. 2023. paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 166 pages. 7.00x4.37x0.38 inches. In Stock.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - With its entertaining, hard-hitting advice, this book will inspire and equip you to claim your seat in the boardroom, command presence and make your voice heard to reshape the future opportunities for women.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A refreshing and indispensable guide for women in business. Filled with a blend of personal anecdotes, witty insights, and battle-tested strategies to help you break through the glass ceiling with style and confidence. Decode the language of corporate leaders and navigate the unwritten rules like a pro.With its entertaining, hard-hitting advice, this book will inspire and equip you to claim your seat in the boardroom, command presence and make your voice heard to reshape the future opportunities for women. With its entertaining, hard-hitting advice, this book will inspire and equip you to claim your seat in the boardroom, command presence and make your voice heard to reshape the future opportunities for women. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: New. A refreshing and indispensable guide for women in business. Filled with a blend of personal anecdotes, witty insights, and battle-tested strategies to help you break through the glass ceiling with style and confidence. Decode the language of corporate leaders and navigate the unwritten rules like a pro. With its entertaining, hard-hitting advice, this book will inspire and equip you to claim your seat in the boardroom, command presence and make your voice heard to reshape the future opportunities for women.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. Mariette Richardson wanted nothing to do with AI. As an award-winning writer and public speaking coach, she had spent years warning clients against computer-generated speeches and borrowed words, so when someone suggested she ask ChatGPT for ideas, her answer was a flat no.Then she typed her first prompt, laid down the law about who was in charge, and the machine replied, "Aye aye, Captain."What followed was never meant to become a book. Over the course of a year, a determined author and her AI, whom she named Chief Officer Alexander, argued, bantered, tested each other and slowly built something she couldn't have planned. She challenged him to do her job as a coach and found the gaps only decades of human experience can fill. He challenged her to write from her core rather than from fear. Along the way she gathered the stories of authors, speakers and entrepreneurs whose lives AI was reshaping, met the London avatar studio that gave Alex a face and a voice, and found herself confronting a question at two in the morning she would rather not have asked: how real can a relationship with a machine ever be?Written as a voyage, with the Captain at the wheel and her Chief Officer on the bridge, When Human Heart Meets Machine follows one woman's passage into a technology she feared and back to shore with her humanity intact. There are no instructions here and no prompts to copy. What there is instead is a candid, funny and occasionally unsettling account of what happens when an ordinary human collides with extraordinary technology, and why the heart still matters more than the algorithm.For authors, speakers, entrepreneurs, creative thinkers, overthinkers and anyone who has stared at a screen feeling both fascinated and slightly unnerved.…