Everybody's crazy in their own way

A book for everyone who suspects that artificial intelligence is just an overgrown calculator with an inferiority complex.
The author serves up 34 juicy diatribes for an era that promised flying cars but only gave us online queues for repairmen. In quick, biting texts, he tears apart schools that ignore AI-assisted cheating, Generation Z obsessed with “experiential shopping”, politicians who should undergo LSD therapy, and his own addiction to a robotic parrot named AI.
It's a diagnosis of a world where a skilled tradesperson is rarer than a Yeti and a female dog would happily ban all debates about technology. Short, sharp, and to the point.