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• Confidently Dumb

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  Why we blame the wrong people for problems we don't understand: the machinery that makes confident error feel like knowledge, and the tools for finding who actually controls the thing you're mad about.

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• Agents That Earn Their Keep

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  A practical book about building AI agents that solve real problems, survive operational constraints, and remain accountable to human judgment. Twenty-four chapters on the parts the demos never show: harnesses, evaluation, cost, memory, guardrails, and the honest limits of your own system.

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• The Time Trap

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  Money, time, and the leverage nobody taught you. Why selling hours is the wrong game, how money actually works as an instruction set, and what current technology changes for someone starting without inherited wealth. Mechanisms and thinking tools, not promises.

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• AI That Knows Its Limits

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  A plain-English guide to using AI without getting fooled — from someone who builds AI systems in healthcare, where being wrong has a cost.

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