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A great topical coverage of ChatGPT and overview of various AI models.

Revisado: 03-31-25

This book did a great job of sorting the sea of AI. You will be gently introduced to the tool called ChatGPT. You will also learn that it is your responsibility, as you learn ChatGPT has inherent limits, to use the correct tool for the task at hand. If you learn the limits, you will expand further and this book teaches you about these limits. it is also noted that all of these GPT models we use have limits. This book will help you understand that and then teaches you how to get around some of those limits by correctly structuring your line of questioning. It is all about your prompt. You will be given starting points to create new ideas and direction to expand upon old ones. There is even a basic or entry level use case provided to get you going in a business you ca. start after asking ChatGPT for help. Again, this is a book talking about using a tool to generate thought(s). You are in the driver seat and now have a learners permit. Let’s ride.

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A map for your brain

Revisado: 07-13-24

If you ever had periods of doubt, concerns that you were not going to be able to do it, or other feelings of failure and frustration, this book is for you. Imagine understanding how you created those habits and then being told how you can change them to benefit you. Your best life is moments away if you would just listen. I highly recommend this book to all looking for a better way ahead.

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Fed Up, required reading is what should be assigned to this book’s description.

Revisado: 02-08-23

Danielle DiMartino Booth provides a great work by bringing all this information to us in one concise book. As I read this book, all the emotions associated with the 2008 financial crisis come to mind. I was on active duty in the US Army at the time, and although the same age as Danielle, my path was military service for 25 years and not financial. I missed the effects of this great crisis unfolding as I was deployed to Iraq at the time. Not only that, but the only meter I had as a measuring stick was to watch my 401(k) disappear. It felt lime i sat there as it had its head cut off initially, and then arms and legs as I was left with half of my previous investments. This book should be a call to action and people should understand that nobody is going to care about your financial situation as much as you therefore, you need to become educated I would start with this book, thank you Danielle DiMartino booth for writing this book and making it available to all of us. Happy birthday to the twins who share my birthday, and to the rest of your family. May good things happen from here out for you and for our US economy. @paalvitre

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I thought this was computer generated.

Revisado: 10-25-22

I appreciate the original form of this Book, Principles by Your Ray Dalio. The shortened version, which is a quick review in two hours of the principles, lacks an articulate presentation. Many times we he reader would mention an idea meritocracy, but it is pronounced as an idea mediocrity. I wish the author or those involved in picking the speaker would have put more effort into that aspect. As the reader’s inconsistency in pronouncing a few of the words can lead to more confusion than help. Also I find it interesting that the original work is one credit and this summation of two hours is also one credit. I would have given multiple credits for Ray Dalio‘s original work versus giving a credit to this summation. In the end it’s a good review but i would spend one credit on the original as there is nothing new here but mistakes.

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