What does ChatGPT have in common with Anglo-Irish explorer Ernest Shackleton’s mission to reach the South Pole? Both, according to Genesis, are symptoms of the same innate human drive for exploration — as well as a healthy appetite for risk. The last of 20 books by Henry Kissinger, who died at 100 last November, Genesis is the veteran diplomat’s second attempt to examine the impact of advances in AI. The first, The Age of AI, presented the technology as humanity’s biggest foe yet.
While modern technology now drives much of the process, timeless lessons from the past continue to offer guidance. In his debut book, investor Brett Gardner provides an investigative analysis of Warren Buffett‘s investments made in the 1950s and 1960s, revealing how the chair and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway became one of the world’s most respected investors. The author dives deep into the formative years of Buffett’s career, examining the key factors that contributed to his success.
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