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Futuristic Brave New World of Artificial Intelligence is a speculative exploration of how artificial intelligence is reshaping humanity's future. From daily conveniences to world-changing innovations, AI is no longer science fiction-it is a powerful force driving society into uncharted territory. Drawing on the timeless metaphor of Arabian Nights, AI is likened to a genie in a bottle: once unleashed, it grants extraordinary opportunities and transformative potential. Yet, just like the genie's gifts, this power comes with profound responsibility. Will AI elevate civilization to new heights of creativity, knowledge, and prosperity, or will it pose risks that threaten human existence itself? This thought-provoking book examines the promises and perils of AI, guiding readers through the ethical dilemmas, technological advances, and existential questions of a rapidly approaching future. Both a cautionary tale and a vision of possibility, it challenges us to imagine the society we are building-and the role we must play in shaping it. Perfect for readers fascinated by technology, futurism, philosophy, and the fate of humanity in the age of intelligent machines.

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Ernesto Gonzales Escobedo is a social theorist specializing in social policy, with a deep interest in the evolving impact of artificial intelligence. He is committed to uncovering how AI might shape society and believes that public officials and managers should dedicate themselves to understanding its vast potential and influence. Escobedo envisions a future where public officials will use AI responsibly to advance the public interest. Yet, he also acknowledges the risks, fearing that, like in Brave New World, unchecked AI could have devastating consequences for humanity. Ernesto Gonzales Escobedo was a laborer who worked in the copper mines in Miami, Arizona. He is a former math professor and academic dean who works as a consultant to colleges and universities. He completed a doctorate in social policy at Harvard University in 1998. He is proud of his military service, manning Nike Hercules and Patriot missiles from 1982 to 1986.

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