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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Designing AI for the Worst CaseHow to Build Durable, Profitable AI Products Without Burning Yourself OutMost AI products don't fail dramatically.They fail quietly.Margins erode as usage grows.Model updates shift behavior.Costs compound invisibly.Features that felt harmless at launch become dangerous at scale.The problem isn't the technology.It's the assumptions.Designing AI for the Worst Case is a practical framework for builders who want to create AI-powered products that survive real-world usage - financially, technically, and psychologically.Instead of chasing hype or rapid feature expansion, this book teaches you how to: Avoid thin "GPT wrapper" trapsTreat AI as a dependency, not a featureDesign around token economics and worst-case usageBuild pricing models that don't collapse under successHandle model drift and price volatility without panicLayer AI onto strong local systems for resilienceConcentrate intelligence where it creates leverageAlign architecture with long-term sanityThis is not a book about prompt engineering tricks.It is a book about structural thinking.You'll learn how to model ceilings instead of averages, how to design for heavy usage before it arrives, and how to build systems that degrade gracefully instead of breaking under pressure.Because in AI products, success amplifies everything - especially mistakes.If you are building an AI SaaS, leading a technical team, or designing products powered by generative models, this book will help you create systems that remain profitable, predictable, and sustainable as they scale.Durability is not slower.It is stronger.And calm, in volatile markets, is a competitive advantage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Designing AI for the Worst CaseHow to Build Durable, Profitable AI Products Without Burning Yourself OutMost AI products don't fail dramatically.They fail quietly.Margins erode as usage grows.Model updates shift behavior.Costs compound invisibly.Features that felt harmless at launch become dangerous at scale.The problem isn't the technology.It's the assumptions.Designing AI for the Worst Case is a practical framework for builders who want to create AI-powered products that survive real-world usage - financially, technically, and psychologically.Instead of chasing hype or rapid feature expansion, this book teaches you how to: Avoid thin "GPT wrapper" trapsTreat AI as a dependency, not a featureDesign around token economics and worst-case usageBuild pricing models that don't collapse under successHandle model drift and price volatility without panicLayer AI onto strong local systems for resilienceConcentrate intelligence where it creates leverageAlign architecture with long-term sanityThis is not a book about prompt engineering tricks.It is a book about structural thinking.You'll learn how to model ceilings instead of averages, how to design for heavy usage before it arrives, and how to build systems that degrade gracefully instead of breaking under pressure.Because in AI products, success amplifies everything - especially mistakes.If you are building an AI SaaS, leading a technical team, or designing products powered by generative models, this book will help you create systems that remain profitable, predictable, and sustainable as they scale.Durability is not slower.It is stronger.And calm, in volatile markets, is a competitive advantage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…