The Book of Adventure: Unlearning in the Age of AI

Title: The Book of Adventure: Unlearning in the Age of AI
Author: Taizo Son

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This is a book I bought purely because of the cover.
I absolutely loved the cover art.

The illustrations were by Takayo Nishimura, and the art direction was by Kaoru Takino.

Also, when I looked inside, there were illustrations.
The illustrations are by Aketara Shirome.

For some reason, I couldn't stop reading this book, and even though it was quite thick,
I finished reading it before I knew it.

I've been a working professional for several years now, and the content of this book was a great opportunity to look back on the education I received in school.
At the same time, I think it provided major hints for the learning that will continue from here on out.

There were many things I had taken for granted and never thought about, as well as systems and ways of thinking, where I realized what the people who first thought of them or adopted them were thinking. And I realized how they have been passed down to the present day.
I felt that a lot.

There were also philosophical discussions, and while I had been indifferent to such things before, I found many of them interesting as I read.

It has become one of the books I want to reread periodically.