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1. Happy to be human!
   Amazing read! I am so happy I picked up this book. There are a lot of perspectives when it comes to AI and tech and when you’re older like me, it can be overwhelming. This is an interesting, welcomingly challenging, and unique take on the themes of our ever-advancing world. I recommend it to anyone like me struggling to come to terms with the future who wants a little reassurance and reminder that we are human, at the end of the day. Thank you!

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2. Creative spirit is our greatest asset.
   In a world dominated by AI, technology, and robotics, this book offers a crucial reminder that our creative spirit is our greatest asset. The thought-provoking insights clinically submitted not only challenge conventional thinking but also inspire a renewed perspective on humanity and the arts, thereby becoming essential literature for anyone determined to preserve the human spirit in this digital age. It is no doubt timely and inspiring.

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3. Excellant Writing!
   A fascinating exploration of how AI has changed the way we create and consume art. But rather than fearing it, this book challenges us to embrace what AI can’t do: infuse art with real human soul. A compelling, hopeful read.

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4. BEST BOOK ON HUMANITY!!!!!
   This is the best ebook that I have read on humanity. It is a MUST read. Humanity means a lot to me. We are slowly recognizing that we live in a globally interconnected and interdependent world. What we haven’t recognized yet and we definitely haven’t felt yet is that, in effect, we are all but individual cells of the same, mutually integrated, living human organism. without being a healthy and mutually integrated cell in humanity’s body I am just a single, disconnected cell that has no vitality and right to exist. With AI & technology existing, we can still find humanity. In a world where AI has taken over all of the automatable jobs, humans will have jobs entertaining each other and enjoy a massive standard of living since we don’t have to pay for for any of the work that the AI is doing. There’s no reason to think that AI machines won’t see working as their calling, or to think that they’d want to be compensated somehow. Most of the traits that people put on artificial intelligence that concern them are human traits. Please give this book a read.

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5. Excellent read, new and engaging topics
   What an excellent read about the challenging emergent fields of blockchain, AI, and the human role in developing these systems in such away that we maintain control of them and keep what makes our society great. As there are potential ways in which our society could become too “transhumanist,” it also stands to reason that we have much to gain from the exemplary technological improvements of the past ten years. Furthermore, with currency devaluation a major role in our daily life, Rad denotes ways in which we can keep ourselves grounded in the best of what we have now without losing out on great improvements in productivity and health.Overall, a great read that tackles many highly challenging subjects… highly recommended!!

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6. A deep dive into topics to help humanity
   A change in thought is needed. There is sexism, racism, and homophobia affecting humanity. With terrorism and mass murders, we need reformation. We need ones who care about positivity in a world where humane thought needs to exist more. This book is one that helped me concentrate on methods to make society better. I am intrigued in that they focus on other means to help society like a better economic system or religions/beliefs. It’s about how we can mix beliefs to help society flourish. The author is great at conveying that there is a deep interconnection with humans. Still, it’s volatile and we need more stability in many ways to keep the momentum going of being in great harmony together. I loved how apocalyptic – influence is included in the evaluation of humanity and how we’ve become detached because of violence and more. It resonates as in we must take action for peaceful security and for deeper human connections. The author cleverly conveys the message that our projective path should be well-thought-of acceleration towards reprogramming ourselves. I think this book would be great for anyone, but especially for politicians, pastors, and economists. Contextually, the author bridges eras in time to help us understand what happened to humanity in history. It’s good to have that so we can analyze and hopefully see what worked and what didn’t work so well so that our future would be extraordinarily better. Expressively, the author does awesome in forecasting what should be included in thought with an acceleration into a more humane society. I like how the author discusses the need for more human interaction like neighborhood watches and more to keep societal norms intact. We need more positive interactions that are professional and vetted ways to be better people together. The inclusion of many factors affecting humanity is notable in this literary work. The author delves deep into a mixture of means to better align us with universal harmony. I’d love to see more from this author. It makes me want to explore many options for greater humanity efforts.

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7. Future of technology
   “Radical Next” by Sam Rad explores how new technologies like AI and quantum computing are changing the way we see ourselves, our relationships, and society. With a mix of expert knowledge and personal insights, Rad challenges us to rethink what it means to be human in a fast-changing world. A great read for anyone curious about the future of technology and its impact on our lives.

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