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Tag Archives: computers
HUMAN AGAIN: In the AI Age – J.D. Macpherson
(Reviewed by JD Jung) Since I started reading Human Again, I’ve been completely nerding out on ChatGPT—and I love it! (more…)Read More →
Posted in How do I do that?, Non-fiction, Reviewers' Top Picks
Tagged AI, ChatGPT, computers
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Who Knows You by Heart – C. J. Farley
(Reviewed by JD Jung) In this multilayered and gripping novel, we are introduced to Octavia Crenshaw—a thirty-year-old Jamaican American software engineer whose journey is as compelling as the technological world that she navigates. A Columbia graduate and New Yorker, Octavia … Continue reading
Posted in Modern Literary Fiction
Tagged AI, computers, ethics, family, gender, race, suspense, technology
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Digital Body Language: How to Build Trust and Connection, No Matter the Distance – Erica Dhawan
(Reviewed by JD Jung) Have you ever read an email or text that you felt was curt or angry, only to discover that was not the intention of the sender? Worse, have you been the one who was accused of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Non-fiction, Your Best Self
Tagged body language, Business, computers, digital communication, digital signatures, email, IM, technology, texting
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Cyber Crisis: It’s Personal Now – William Keiper
(Reviewed by JD Jung) “…constant attention to the device is reinforced by the delivery of intermittent variable rewards. These are handed out or enforced inconsistently and occasionally. This usually encourages the person to keep trying, checking or playing until they … Continue reading
Posted in Non-fiction
Tagged computers, cyber-crime, hacking
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