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Robots Don't Take Lunch Breaks - Essential Skills for Success in an AI-Dominated World Kindle Edition

by Haim Lipa (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars 19 ratings
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They’re untiring, always available, never go on strike and they don’t ask for social benefits. They’re also coming for your job.

Just like with any past major technical progression, AI and automation can and will change the employment landscape forever. What sounds like the opening to a 20th-century science fiction novel will soon be a reality for over 85 million workers – from industrialists to paralegals, accountants and salespeople. Truth be told, there is nothing we can do about it. Their jobs are going to disappear. Fact.

That’s not to say you should sit down and wait for the inevitable. If we want to stay ahead of the changing workforce, creating and adapting our unique value is of an absolute necessity. In his new book, national security, innovation, and strategic thinking expert Haim Lipa not only outlines the transformation, but the questions facing an entire generation of future workers:

What is our work’s purpose in the 21st century? Can we compete with automation and AI? Should we? How does spiritual intelligence fare against artificial intelligence? And most importantly: how can we stay relevant and necessary in this chaotic, shifting environment?

Robots Don’t Take Lunch Breaks is a wake-up call for employees, employers, parents, decision makers, and anyone interested in preparing future generations for life in the new-age job market.
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Through this book people all over the world can learn and gain important tools to help themselves recalibrate their personal and work life in an age of chaos and uncertainty. This book is a toolbox for success, both to the future of employment and the present day.

About the Author

Through this book people all over the world can learn and gain important tools to help themselves recalibrate their personal and work life in an age of chaos and uncertainty. This book is a toolbox for success, both to the future of employment and the present day. --This text refers to the paperback edition.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0B3XXKLPQ
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ August 18, 2022
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 8067 KB
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 352 pages
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    3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars 19 ratings

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Haim Lipa

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Haim Lipa, formerly a senior naval officer, earned three academic degrees from the University of Haifa in public administration with specializations in organizational management and advanced systems management. He also holds a degree in national security from the College of National Security and has amassed training and certification in dozens of courses, dedicated to specialization in the fields of management, innovation, initiative, leadership, and brain research.

Lipa produced and developed the human GPS model aimed at upgrading the power of the human mind, in its infinite potential. He is an expert in management training for decision making processes in conditions of uncertainty. Using the unique models that he developed, he has accompanied many companies and organizations as a consultant in the processes of continuous adaptation and improvement. He is an expert in managing decision-making processes under conditions of uncertainty. He instructs, qualifies and trains executives, employees, and students at all levels in the skills, abilities and expertise demanded by the world of professional employment in the twenty-first century.

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Sofia Petrovna
5.0 out of 5 stars I love this book! It gave me so many ideas.
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2022
I love this book! It gave me so many ideas on stories that I think I will keep it for rereading.
Anyway, living in this growing and developing world means we develop not only ourselves but also AI. We created it, we are giving AI life, and now I wonder why are we doing all that if we don't know how to live with that. AI has its advantages and benefits, and I would like to exploit them all, to see where can that take us. I was often imagining that one day this symbiosis would lead us to the distant stars.
I suppose there is no need to be afraid of AI, but that feeling is only natural for us, even though completely unnecessary. When people start complaining about how AI will take their jobs and how everything will change, I remember the time of the industrial revolution and how people were afraid there will be no jobs for them when the machines come. Well, apparently, there is always something to do. We humans are very good at creating jobs that previous generations don't understand and that are now necessary for society.
So, reading this book will awaken some fears, for sure. It might also calm your mind. You might find some ideas as I did. And you are definitely going to enjoy it.
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Piaras
5.0 out of 5 stars Important and strongly advised reading.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2022
Opinions on the ethical issues surrounding the creation of artificial intelligence are as diverse as they are fiercely debated. Scores of academic papers are issued from universities all around the world, staunchly defending the many points of view.

As fascinating as it is to contemplate the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, it is easy to forget that this is a worldwide, human-race issue rather than a country-specific issue. It's not like landing on the moon, where countries can compete in a space race situation. However, with the expanding effect of the internet connecting us all, certain decisions may be made in the global manner that they merit.

Haim Lipa's Robots Don't Take Lunch Breaks: Essential Skills for Success in an AI-Dominated World delves deep into the subject and serves as a ‘wake-up call to employees, employers, parents, decision-makers, and anyone else interested in preparing future generations for life in the new-age job market.’

Essential reading that comes highly recommended. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.
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Abbigail Holmes
5.0 out of 5 stars How To Live With AI
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2022
Artificial intelligence is part of our lives more than I could remember. It all started with computers (in my life) and two decades later my house is cleaned by a robot, and my indoor garden lights are controlled by AI, I'm having video calls with people miles away, and I haven't memorized any phone number for years because my smartphone does it instead of me. I can't imagine how AI changed lives in other fields but I have a slight idea that the impact is big and it will be even bigger.
That was the main reason why I was interested in this book. To find out what the world of AI, still not known to me, looks like and what our future will be knowing that, day by day, artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger part of our present. I got the answers and I'm very satisfied.
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Tara
1.0 out of 5 stars Fear mongering and woo
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2022
This book is out there. It is full of fear mongering about technology mixed with a large dose of woo to polish it off.
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Toval
5.0 out of 5 stars Mind open
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2022
The book gave me lots of ideas for haw to manage my life specially at work in the craziest world that we live in.
The tools that the book gave me to deal with the education of my kids and my employees is amazing
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Dashanae Ranch
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Read!!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2022
When I first read the title of this book I wasn't sure if it was going to hold my attention but surprisingly it actually did. It gave me some ideas on how to deal with some personal things in my own life. One of my favorite parts the part about being addicted to technology because that's a conversation I always have with my parents and siblings. This was really an interesting read!
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Cassandra Marie
5.0 out of 5 stars Good!
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2022
Robots Don’t Take Lunch Breaks is for employees, and anyone interested in preparing future generations for life in the new-age job market. It’s pretty good so far I like it! Part 5 and 6 are my favorite!
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Raven
5.0 out of 5 stars people have been warning us for years
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2022
weve been ebing warned for yaers about AI taking over
we have movies about it, explaiming why we shouldnt be building robots let alone be implementing them into jobs that should be getting filled by people
has anyone listemed, is the one question we all should be asking ourselves, because the answer so far has been no
and why is thst?
why havr we allowed robots to be placed in jobs that should be going to humans instead?
robots are dangerous and we shuoldve paid attention earlier
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