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Think With Me
A synopsis of the book
The personal experience and practical ideas behind Steve Bolton’s book: choosing where AI belongs, while keeping human judgement active.
Essays · Steve Bolton
Essays on AI and human judgement.
Ideas, personal stories and practical choices for the Intelligence Age.
Sharing what works is central to Steve’s purpose. These articles draw on his experience and the ideas in Think With Me. Begin with the book overview or his personal story, then explore the practical choices that grew from it.
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Perfect Storm
The experience that changed how Steve worked with AI
An abridged account of The Perfect Storm: family responsibilities, business pressures and the conversation that helped Steve examine what came next.
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The Five Ways of Working With AI
Choose the role that the work requires
Human, Tools, Agents, Partners and Networks: five choices illustrated through an ordinary business week.
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Bits and Chips, Hearts and Minds
Understanding the technology and the human response to it
Why an AI conversation can feel personal, and why that experience still calls for clear judgement about what the system is and does.
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The Intelligence Gap
When AI advances faster than people can adapt
AI capability can accelerate on an exponential curve, while human learning and change take longer. Steve Bolton explores the widening gap, the challenges it creates and the opportunities it opens.
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Top Ten AI Concerns
Five wider challenges. Five areas for everyday judgement.
Ten concerns discussed in Think With Me, from work and privacy to dependency and the thinking people choose to retain.
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Bolt Method
Choose the role of AI. Develop the human practice around it.
An introduction to the five Ways and four parts of Bolt Method, illustrated through a business decision.
The complete book
Think With Me
Now available online, the book brings these ideas together with personal accounts and practical exercises for applying them to real work.
Read the complete book at thinkwithme.co.uk