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Great Books for AI Engineering

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By Brian Christian, Salman Khan, Stuart Russell, Erez Yoeli
| Towards Data Science
10 books with valuable insights about AI science and engineering A few years ago I recommended 21 books in Great Books for Data Science and Great Books for Data Science 2. Since then a lot has changed. While data scientist and machine learning engineer continue to be necessary functions in large companies, the specific role of AI engineer emerged prominently in 2023 with the release of GPT-4.
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Nudging Consumers to Purchase More Sustainably

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By Erez Yoeli
| Harvard Business Review Verified
Perhaps the single most important consumer trend of the last decade is consumers’ stated desire to consume more responsibility across a range of consumption decisions. Two-thirds of Americans report reducing their reliance on single-use plastics, half report choosing brands based on their environmental performance, and a third report reducing their consumption of meat or animal products.
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Why We Fight: The Roots of War and the Paths to Peace

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By Cathy ONeil, Moshe Hoffman, Erez Yoeli, Christopher Blattman
| Next Big Idea Club Podcast
Chris Blattman is a professor in the Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts at the University of Chicago. His 20 years of researching war has taken him from a war in northern Uganda, to violent mining camps and urban slums in postwar Liberia, to meet leaders of drug cartels in Medellín, and even work with street gangs in Chicago. His new book argues that fighting is hard, and finding peace is easier than you think.
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