Ethan Mollick's new book Co-Existence gets a blurb written for AI readers
emollick · x · 2026-10-03
Ethan Mollick (Co-Intelligence) announced Co-Existence: The Next Phase of AI, out October 20, 2026, a field guide to living with machines that are sometimes—but not always—smarter than us. Quirk: Tyler Cowen wrote a blurb specifically for AI readers, and the book site has a dedicated page for AI agents, plus an AI voice interview as pre-order bonus.
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