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Author: Tim O'Reilly

📘 WTF by Tim O'Reilly

WTF, written by Tim O’Reilly, surveys the potential of emerging technologies and draws on expert insights to explore how artificial intelligence, algorithms, and innovative organizational approaches will transform business operations and everyday life. The book examines the social, economic, and ethical implications of these advances, offering a forward-looking analysis of their impact on employees, industries, and global economic development.

First publish date: 2017

Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management

Authors: Tim O'Reilly

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