Interactive Digital Book

    AI for Everyone

    From rules to deep learning

    A two-century story that runs from the first calculating gears to today's chatbots and autonomous agents. And you don't just read this book: you grasp every concept through interactive demonstrations.

    Why it's different

    A hands-on reading experience!

    45 live demos

    Run a real Turing machine, fire a neuron, train a tiny neural network and watch diffusion turn noise into an image. Every idea becomes something you can touch.

    Two reading depths

    The same idea, told twice: a warm, story-driven Simple mode for everyone, and a rigorous Technical mode with the real formulas. One tap switches between them.

    English and Turkish together

    One purchase unlocks both languages, and you can switch between them while you read.

    Knowing how to use something doesn't mean you understand it.

    Contents

    Eight chapters · One journey

    1. Foundations

      Intelligence and Machines

      Can a machine think?

    2. Classical AI

      The Age of Rules

      Before learning: intelligence written by hand

    3. Statistical AI

      How Machines Learn

      From rules to patterns

    4. Deep Learning

      The Artificial Brain

      From the neuron to the network

    5. The Generative Era

      Today's AI

      From tokens to language models, attention to diffusion

    6. Practice

      Using and Building AI

      From prompts to agents, architecture to the real world

    7. Society

      AI and Society

      From bias to regulation, deepfakes to alignment

    8. Philosophy and Future

      Philosophy and the Future

      Understanding, consciousness, singularity and responsibility

    Who it's for

    Anyone who wants to really understand AI

    From 14 to 70, for anyone who wants AI to stop being “magic” and start making sense. Simple mode if formulas scare you, Technical mode if you want the math.

    The full contents, a free Chapter 1 demo and every purchase option are waiting on the book's own site.

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