The basis of the book is to use Yoga as a gateway to yourself. In other words, to see it as ONE method to connect to your true self. Similarly to see Ai as ONE pathway to understanding exponential technologies in individual and collective contexts. This will help you focus on the intersection of Yoga and Ai which converges at the individual ‘observer’—the human being.
YOGAi sets the stage for meaningful dialogue and reflection on the complex interplay between knowledge, faith, and personal identity. Drawing inspiration from the complexities of human existence, it explores the intriguing question of why individuals gravitate towards scientific rationality, particularly as they become more and more educated.
~Stanislav Grof, Beyond the Brain
A little handbook to use as a reference for understanding design, technology, and collaborative tools to equip you with the resources needed to thrive in today's rapidly evolving world. By incorporating insights from Vedic traditions, it offers practical guidance for personal growth and spiritual development. With included links to online and offline resources, readers can access additional information and practical tools to enhance their personal growth journey.
Yoga can help us strengthen and transform our inner being. Similarly, AI has the potential to transform our engagements and relationships with the external world in ways that we are just beginning to fathom. Hence, exploring the two is not as theoretical as it may first appear to be...
The title of the book did make me curious . Till I read the book it was unclear to me how could the author describe and analyze the interplay of two diverse domains ! AI is a newer tool , its potentials yet unexplored...
If you are serious about getting a realistic perspective about Artificial Intelligence, which has been advertised to bring a social and cultural revolution! That might be equal or rival in magnitude of societal changes brought by the printing press...
"Not Aldous Huxley’s ‘Brave New World’, not Alvin Toffler’s ‘Future Shock’, not H G Wells’ ‘Time Machine’, but this book isn’t entirely devoid of elements from all of them. If this were a fiction, it would sell many million copies! In the hardcore world of non-fiction, it's rare to find an article, let alone a book, that successfully navigates from a linear past to an exponential future, seeking convergence between two seemingly disparate ends: cosmic consciousness and the artificial intelligence metaverse...
A wide-ranging, expansive collection of thoughts, stories, wisdom and reflection on the nature of being in today’s world. Not a book about AI but a book about living and being fully in the present moment, with all its complexities and implications.
Sunil Malhotra's YogAI is an acutely relevant and refreshingly honest take on the interaction of humans with artificial intelligence. It is relevant because everyone is affected by AI in very real ways and these are only likely to increase going forward. The book is honest because it does not claim to provide all the answers, but rather gives us helpful...
I have no hesitation in calling this book the 21st century version of Mundaka Upanishad. It emphasises the pursuit of self-knowledge through Yoga to discover the path to transcendental wisdom in the post-AI world...
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