May brings a fresh array of book releases that resonate with themes of technology, science, business, and life hacks, as highlighted by Hi-Tech Mail in collaboration with Alpina Publisher. Among the notable titles is "The Creator of ChatGPT: The Story of Sam Altman" by Kich Haighy. This biography delves into the life of Sam Altman, the visionary who transformed OpenAI into a symbol of the new AI era and made ChatGPT a cultural phenomenon. Haighy presents Altman not only as a forward-thinker but also as a tough negotiator skilled in making swift, risky decisions that alter the game. The narrative chronicles Altman's journey from a typical guy in St. Louis to one of Silicon Valley's most influential figures. Drawing from over 250 interviews with family, friends, colleagues, and Altman himself, the book paints a portrait of a man who views technological progress almost religiously. A key storyline includes the history of OpenAI and the launch of ChatGPT, which in 2022 propelled discussions about AI beyond professional circles into mainstream consciousness. This book will appeal to those keen on AI, startups, and the inner workings of Silicon Valley, especially readers looking for a compelling narrative about power, ambition, and the individuals shaping the tech agenda. For anyone curious about why ChatGPT emerged as a symbol of a new era rather than just another product, this title is an excellent pick. Another essential read for e-commerce sellers is "Neural Networks for Marketplace Trading" by Damir Khalilov. This practical guide offers actionable insights on how to harness AI to streamline operations and accelerate processes, moving beyond theoretical discussions. It caters to both newcomers entering the e-commerce realm and seasoned sellers aiming to reduce operational time and scale their businesses using AI. Khalilov, a pioneer in Russian SMM and a practitioner who has integrated neural networks into business processes, shares his expertise gained from automating up to 30% of tasks with AI and advising major companies on its implementation. The book's core value lies in the ready-to-use solutions that readers can apply immediately after finishing the book. Lastly, "Architecture of High-Load Systems" by Vadim Podolny stands out as a practical guide rather than an academic textbook. It offers insights from an engineer with years of experience building systems that handle hundreds of thousands of data sources and millions of events. The third edition has been significantly expanded with more practical examples and details that often remain unaddressed until production. It covers approaches to managing change flows, component interaction, and system scalability in critical stability scenarios. This book is ideal for developers, architects, and anyone interested in understanding how to design systems capable of operating under constant data and user pressure without margin for error. The emergence of these titles signals a growing interest in practical applications of technology and AI, providing a competitive edge to those who embrace these insights in their businesses.
Informational material. 18+.
