Even Ostriches Don't Do It Anymore
Living Well with Artificial Intelligence
I never predicted that I would end up writing a book on Artificial Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence. As a child, I used to read books under the covers when my parents told me to turn off the light, but my true love has always been traveling—first with my imagination, then with words, and now inside things and people, through my work and my words.
Writing this book has been an incredible journey for me. I had the opportunity to meet people like Barbara Mazzolai, connect with various artificial intelligence laboratories, and see AI from both a human and a technological perspective.
I wrote this book in practically three months, working evenings, nights, and during the Easter holidays, during a month spent in Paris on a home exchange. There, immersed in my flow, I felt the need to tell this story, because my mission was to remove the fear of technology.
I wrote in a simple, clear, and fluid manner so that anyone could understand the impact of artificial intelligence and how to use it to our advantage. I wanted people to become co-authors of their future, not mere victims or passive spectators. My message was to help people become proactive protagonists, without succumbing to fear.
The book, published in 2019, is full of personal anecdotes, examples, and practical solutions on what to do and what to avoid in a world of work that is evolving with artificial intelligence. I began writing it in April 2019, and in August 2019, I created the title, sending it to my publisher while I was in South Africa, observing ostriches on a farm in Cape Town.
If you would like to know more about my book, its creation process, the fun anecdotes, and the passions that inspired it, please contact me and I will be happy to chat with you. After all, artificial intelligence cannot replace human relationships.
Book Presentation
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Even Ostriches Don’t Do It Anymore – Full Presentation
10 Main Topics of the Book
Introduction
Vintage or Digital?
Collaboration
Digital Mindset and Technological Acceleration
Behavioral Agility
Cognitive Agility
Social Agility
Change Agility
Travel Agility
The Leader of the Future
Reviews
Tatiana Coviello has written a book about Love, an essay on human feelings. She titled it "Even Ostriches Don't Do It Anymore"; I would have suggested "Love in the Time of the Algorithm." A love that is not generic, not conjugated with verbs like to have, to give, to receive, or to do, but conjugated with the verb to be. Love for oneself. Self-love.
Valentino
I became curious about the author after discovering her on Facebook with her Worldschooling project. I thought, this mother is truly ahead of her time! Enlightening, instructive, stimulating, far-sighted, fluid, interesting, and as pleasant as a chat with a friend of extraordinary open-mindedness.
Paola
It truly took a woman's sensitivity to help us understand another new perspective through which to observe AI. In fact, AI is linked with another intelligence, Goleman's emotional intelligence, to develop multiple possible scenarios.
cmax
Fantastic book! The author addresses themes that seem complex—future technology and social effects—in a fluid language accessible to everyone. She does so with intelligence and an ironic, fun tone.
Sabrina
Adapt or perish: this is the essence of this interesting text on artificial intelligence; technologies, apps, social media, strategies, a farewell to "vintage" without too much regret. Recommended for everyone, but especially for young people, the hope of this incredibly fast change.
Enrico
The author clearly describes the advancement of the digital world and the types of agility we can train to experience this evolution with serenity.
Ester
A book rich in stimuli and information. For once, the freshness of the writing does not mean superficiality in addressing these important issues! The focus is (finally) on what humans should cultivate to continue living their lives consciously.
LF
Excellent book, full of food for thought, also useful for stepping out of our comfort zone. Technology, social media, artificial intelligence—challenging topics but addressed with fluid and "user-friendly" language. I recommend it.
Davide
A brilliant book that accompanies the reader into the world of artificial intelligence, but even more into that of emotional intelligence, creating stimuli and connections regarding the cultural and social transformations we are experiencing and will experience in the near future.
Sergio
A book full of interesting insights and interpretations that open new perspectives for reflection. Written in a fresh and colloquial style that makes reading pleasant and fluid.
Valeria
As soon as you start reading it, you won't be able to stop, and when you reach the last page, you won't be the same person you were on the first. A read that captures attention and stimulates curiosity with endless insights, connections, and blunt provocations.
Paola
A book that encourages us to change our mindset to survive the (sometimes misunderstood) positive digital transformation.
Cristina
Wonderful book and superlative writer.
Giovanni
Started and finished in one breath; excellent for those who want to live and do business in an increasingly VUCA time!
Paolo
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