One of the creators of Artificial Intelligence as we know it today demonstrates how the revolution of machines will make us even more human. Kai-Fu Lee, former president of Google China, is considered one of the world's leading experts in technological innovation. In "Artificial Intelligence", he explains to both lay readers and those already familiar with the subject how the unprecedented development of AI is already altering our lives and outlines the changes we can expect in the coming years. 

While many experts assert that AI will eliminate many existing professions, the author argues that, like other major revolutions in human history, AI will merely change the way we work. Machines, applications, and software will shorten work hours and increase income generation, allowing people more time to dedicate to leisure and activities related to the arts and entertainment.

In an emotional narrative, Kai-Fu Lee recounts how a diagnosis of advanced-stage cancer led him to rethink his relationship with work, his legacy, and the future of artificial intelligence. He questions how technology can be used to address some of the greatest challenges facing society in this early millennium, such as poverty, inequality, and access to education.