AI Book Review
Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to research labs or technical papers — it is shaping how we work, think, create, and even relate to one another. Yet some of the most important insights into this transformation are not found in code repositories or product announcements, but in books. The AI Book Review category explores the growing body of literature examining AI from every angle: business, ethics, psychology, society, creativity, and the future of human experience.
Each review in this section is designed to go beyond a simple summary. We focus on what the book is really saying about the world we are building — what it gets right, where it challenges conventional thinking, and why it matters now. From technical perspectives to deeply human stories, these reviews aim to help readers navigate the fast-moving AI landscape with clarity, context, and critical insight.
As AI becomes part of everyday life, understanding it is no longer optional. The books featured here provide a slower, more reflective lens — one that cuts through hype and headlines to explore the deeper questions: how AI is changing us, what risks we may be overlooking, and what kind of future we are actively creating.
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Monthly AI Book Review - {Mis}Aligned by Michael Le Gray
A powerful review of {Mis}Aligned by Michael Le Gray, a book exploring AI companionship, emotional attachment, relational harm, and the human cost of synthetic relationships in a world unprepared for them.........
Published On: 14th March 2026