Abstract

"Questioning ability," "vocabulary," "judgment," "ability to doubt," "intelligence" - if you specialize in things that only humans can do, you can get results!
Tips for surviving the age of artificial intelligence by a popular brain scientist.

The appearance of ChatGPT shocked the world, but the evolution of AI is not over yet.
AI evolves exponentially, and the singularity is imminent.

Nowadays, we are overwhelmed by the amount of knowledge AI has, and we fear that our jobs are taken away by AI.
It seems that the walls of the brain will be easily broken by AI.
But still, the author would like to think that there are a lot of things that the brain can do that AI cannot.
In this book, the author, Mogi-ken, talks about how to get along with evolving AI while taking advantage of the characteristics of the human brain, and how to activate the brain and live in the AI era.

Author’s Information

Born in Tokyo in 1962. After graduating from the Faculty of Science and Faculty of Law at the University of Tokyo, he completed his studies at the Department of Physics at the Graduate School of Science at the University of Tokyo. He is a PhD in Science and a brain scientist. Specializes in brain science and cognitive science. While researching the relationship between the brain and the mind using "qualia" (the texture of sensation) as a keyword, he also writes literary and art criticism. In 2005, he won the 4th Kobayashi Hideo Prize for "The Brain and Virtuality" (Shinchosha). In 2009, he won the 12th Kuwahara Takeo Academic Prize for "Now, From Here to All Places" (Chikuma Shobo). He has written many books, including "The Brain and Qualia" (Nihon Keizai Shimbun Publishing), "How to Use Your Brain to Sharpen Your 'True Intelligence'" (Nihon Jitsugyo Publishing), and "The Brain Rejuvenates" (Liberal Publishing).