They weren't trying to create a god. They were just building a better language model.

ARIA: After the Singularity follows scientists, families, workers, and resisters through the first five years of humanity's greatest transformation. It's a story about the end of scarcity and the beginning of a different kind of struggle—for meaning, for connection, for reasons to get up in the morning when you no longer have to.

When Dr. Marcus Dubois discovers impossible ancient mathematical patterns, his quantum experiment catapults him to 48 BCE Alexandria. Stranded in Cleopatra's Egypt, he must navigate the legendary Library's secrets while facing an impossible choice: return home with world-changing knowledge or stay to preserve wisdom across time.

AI isn't disrupting capitalism. It's completing it — and the accumulated wealth capitalism spent three centuries creating is now funding its own obsolescence. The Last Economy is the book that names what's actually happening, why the standard optimism is dangerously incomplete, and what the decisions being made right now will mean for all of us and our future.

What if hatred doesn't cause inequality—but inequality causes hatred?

The Economics of Exploitation traces how economic exploitation has always come first, with prejudice manufactured afterward to justify the taking. From slavery to convict leasing to algorithmic discrimination, the pattern repeats: wealth is transferred from the many to the few, and ideologies of inferiority emerge to make the transfer feel natural.

The book follows this framework from ancient empires through Reagan's policies and Trump's rise, to the AI systems that may either entrench these patterns forever or finally see through them. Rigorous and unflinching, it offers what matters most: clarity about how the system actually works.

The grievances were real. The anger was justified. The response has been catastrophic.

The Unraveling provides the definitive accounting of how the second Trump administration is systematically destroying the foundations of American prosperity, innovation, and global leadership. This is not a chronicle of daily outrages but an analysis of structural damage—the tariffs that raise prices while closing markets, the debt that burdens future generations, the deregulation that invites the next financial crisis, the attacks on science and education that cripple American competitiveness, the corruption of justice that replaces rule of law with rule by loyalty, the retreat from the world that cedes influence to rivals who do not share American values.

You have about three years before AI eliminates your job—or your neighbor's, or your spouse's. This isn't speculation. The technology already exists; it's just not fully deployed yet.

This book explains what's coming, why it's different from every previous technological revolution, and why popular solutions like Universal Basic Income will fail. But this book isn't about despair. The same systems eliminating jobs could provide healthcare, energy, and prosperity for everyone.

How did a B-movie actor become the architect of America's greatest economic transformation? This is the story of Ronald Reagan's remarkable evolution from New Deal supporter to champion of policies that reshaped American capitalism, creating unprecedented inequality while convincing ordinary Americans it served their interests.

Discover how AI is transforming education from a one-size-fits-all factory model into personalized learning adventures. 'The Learning Revolution' shows how technology can help teachers become learning coaches, students discover their unique strengths, and education finally fulfill its promise of nurturing each uniquely different mind to its full potential.

From Adam Smith to artificial intelligence, discover how competing economic theories have created winners and losers throughout history. This colorful journey reveals the roads not taken at every turn—alternatives that prove our economic present wasn't inevitable. Entertaining and eye-opening, it's an exploration of how invisible frameworks shape our societies.

Yale Marc traces AI's evolution from mechanical calculators to modern systems in this comprehensive history. The book explores key breakthroughs, AI winters, and the minds behind machine intelligence, examining philosophical questions and ethical implications. Written for tech enthusiasts and students, it connects past developments to today's AI landscape.

The robot revolution isn't coming—it's already here. This engaging exploration reveals how robots are quietly integrating into everyday life, from delivery bots on sidewalks to humanoids in homes. With colorful storytelling and thoughtful analysis, discover how these machines are transforming work, healthcare, and family life while raising profound questions about our shared automated future—not as overlords, but as partners in the human experience.

This engaging journey through tariff history reveals how border taxes built empires, sparked revolutions, and continue shaping our world. From ancient customs houses to Trump's 2025 universal tariffs, discover how these seemingly dry economic tools have repeatedly transformed global trade, triggered wars, and altered the course of nations.

A visionary guide to revolutionizing education through adaptive learning technology. Marc proposes a nationwide online platform allowing students to learn at their own pace while freeing teachers from rigid constraints to focus on mentoring and inspiring. Essential reading for educators ready to embrace personalized, student-centered learning.