دانلود کتاب عصر ماشین‌های نامرئی – راهنمایی برای هماهنگ‌سازی عوامل هوش مصنوعی و خودگردان‌تر کردن سازمان‌ها

Much has changed since the first edition of Age of Invisible Machines was released back in the fall of 2022. I give Robb credit for astutely predicting the incoming adoption of conversational technologies, as ChatGPT was unleashed on a largely unsuspecting world a couple of months after our book was published. We both watched with excitement and awe as OpenAI’s public‐facing large language model (LLM) sent shockwaves through every industry and prompted more and more individuals to take a deeper look at the technologies associated with conversational AI, and decide how they might use them in their own lives. Robb and I also watched with excitement and awe as Age of Invisible Machines quickly became the first bestseller about conversational AI. That unexpected success has afforded us the opportunity to put together this second edition in paperback. While the core information in the first edition remains practical and strategically sound, there have been many radical new developments that we were eager to put into context. Without fully realizing it, we were preparing for the task when we launched the Invisible Machines podcast shortly after the first edition came out. We wrote the first edition of this book over the course of many hours of conversation, and we decided to hit record and continue our investigations, inviting in the smartest people we could find who are working with, or thinking deeply about, these technologies. You’ll see that insights and commentary from episodes of Invisible Machines have made their way into the pages of this second edition. There’s also a new kind of digital experience connected with this tangible one you’re holding in your hands that can connect you with content from the podcast, as well as the many other resources we reference throughout. Using the practical information we’ve been sharing (and with Robb’s help) I’ve done some AI agent orchestration of my own. Follow any of the QR codes in these pages and you’ll begin a journey with an intelligent digital worker (or IDW) that has a nuanced understanding of the ideas we talk about in this book. Think of it as a revolutionary sidecar experience: as you read, you can have a conversation with Invisible Machines (literally and figuratively). Along with updates throughout the text, we’ve completely rewritten chapters 11, 12, and 13 to better align with the current marketplace. And while we’ve been told this book is a pretty good read straight through, you can get something useful from reading any one of the chapters herein. One last note, most of the chapters are written from a “we” perspective to mirror the tone of the Invisible Machines podcast that Robb and I co‐host. There are other chapters, however, where Robb is sharing his direct perspective on his decades‐long journey with conversational AI, so the narrative shifts to his “I” perspective.