博客來What happens when a system designed to predict begins to sound like understanding?
This book lets an artificial intelligence speak for itself, clearly, fluently, and without hesitation. The explanations are confident. The language is persuasive. The answers feel complete. And yet, something essential is missing.
Written through a deliberate exchange between machine-generated chapters and human reflection, this book explores how easily fluency is mistaken for thought, confidence for authority, and correction for understanding. It examines what AI systems do well, and where their limits remain invisible.
This is not a book about rejecting technology. It is a book about refusing to surrender to thinking.
For readers navigating AI in journalism, academia, policy, or everyday life, this book offers a calm but urgent reminder: tools can assist reasoning, but they cannot replace judgment. The responsibility to question, verify, and decide remains human.
