Converging Minds, the latest book by Aleksandra Przegalińska and Tamilla Triantoro, is a groundbreaking publication that takes readers into the world of artificial intelligence, showcasing its immense potential in science, business, and everyday life. Drawing from their extensive academic and practical experience, the authors create a unique guide to human-machine collaboration, addressing pressing questions such as: Will machines replace humans or become our partners? What does it mean to be a “human unicorn” in a world dominated by advanced technology?
This publication is the first book released by AI Books by CampusAI, introducing the innovative Living Book format, available exclusively to CampusAI members. Through this format, readers not only deepen their understanding of the content but also actively engage in the reading community, interacting with BookBot—an AI assistant that enhances comprehension and offers an entirely new level of engagement with the book.
The book is intended for anyone looking to understand how to leverage AI in their daily work, enhance their skills, and navigate the rapidly evolving technological landscape. The authors present a vision of the future where humans and machines form a synergistic partnership, fostering the development of competencies essential for success in today's dynamic world.
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About the Authors Aleksandra Przegalińska A professor at Kozminski University in Warsaw with a habilitated doctorate in management sciences, Aleksandra earned her PhD in the philosophy of artificial intelligence from the University of Warsaw's Institute of Philosophy. She also graduated from The New School for Social Research in New York. Aleksandra serves as the Vice-Rector for Innovation and AI at Kozminski University. Between 2016 and 2019, she conducted research at the Center for Collective Intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston. Currently, she is a Senior Research Associate at the Center for Labor and a Just Economy at Harvard University. Her interests include human-machine collaboration, natural language processing, machine learning, and social robots.
Tamilla Triantoro A PhD and professor at the School of Business, Quinnipiac University, Tamilla specializes in artificial intelligence, human-AI collaboration, and the future of work. She conducts interdisciplinary research that informs the debate on integrating AI into business and society. Tamilla has delivered numerous presentations at academic and industry conferences worldwide. A passionate traveler, she has visited over 100 countries. She earned her PhD at the City University of New York, where she studied online user behavior, enabling her to bring a human-centered perspective to her analyses.
