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Kai-Fu Lee's new book 'AI Native' discusses how AI is transforming business economics and provides a roadmap for companies to adapt to the AI age.

The tweet celebrates the success of 'The LLM Engineer’s Handbook' as the best-selling book from Packt Publishing in 2025 and teases an upcoming second book.

This article introduces a full book on building production-ready multi-agent AI systems using LangGraph, MCP, A2A, and Ollama, with working code and real-world applications.

The book 'Grokking AI Applications' by Andrea De Mauro is an illustrated guide that teaches building AI applications like chatbots and agents, emphasizing system design and practical implementation with tools such as Langflow.

The book 'Math for AI' has ranked 2nd on Amazon Best Sellers, and the author is calling for reviewers for its 3rd edition, which updates content on mathematical foundations of AI like attention mechanisms and neural ODEs.

This post announces the free release of the second chapter of the book 'Logic for Programmers' on predicate logic, along with the book's availability in print.

This post promotes 'The FPGA Programming Handbook', a guide to FPGA design using SystemVerilog and VHDL with practical projects for hands-on learning.

Review of the book 'Mathematics of Machine Learning' by Tivadar Danka, covering mathematical foundations for AI and machine learning with practical Python examples and Jupyter notebooks.

A comprehensive Python programming book by Bruce Eckel covering fundamentals, techniques, patterns, and functional programming.

A comprehensive book by David Such that teaches how to integrate AI into embedded systems, featuring over 25 hands-on projects with practical engineering guidance.

Introduces an open-source book titled 'Introduction to GIS Programming', which is free and supports running code online. It is suitable for learning geospatial programming from scratch, covering Python basics to advanced geospatial data analysis.

Eugene Fitzgerald discusses his book 'The Invisible Engine,' exploring how innovation happens through decentralized collective intelligence, influenced by his work on semiconductors and research programs amid AI advancements.

Santiago (svpino) recommends 'The Generative AI Career Masterplan', a book by industry leaders from Google, Microsoft, IBM, and Liquid AI that provides a career roadmap for roles in generative and agentic AI, including skills, frameworks, and personal branding strategies.

A tweet shares a free book called 539kernel that teaches building an entire operating system from the x86 boot sector at address 0x7C00, progressing from the first instruction to a working kernel.

Ars Technica interviews Claire Stapleton about her new memoir 'Don't Be Evil', detailing her journey from Google insider to organizer of the 2018 walkout and her disillusionment with the company's culture.

A tweet promoting the book 'Deep Learning Methods Of Mathematical Physics - Volume I: Direct And Inverse Problems' by Ovidiu Calin, which explores AI and deep learning applications in mathematical physics.

Tweet promoting two machine learning books: Managing Machine Learning Projects and Machine Learning Design Patterns, with a detailed description of the former for project management techniques.

Historian Jill Lepore discusses her new book 'The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State,' arguing that tech companies are replacing democratic government functions and that Silicon Valley leaders misread science fiction. She criticizes Elon Musk and corporate power while insisting she is not anti-technology.

Recommended: Computer Security Principles and Practice, 5th Edition (English). It covers all areas of computer security, suitable for both beginners and security professionals, and includes the latest developments.

A tweet from The Turing Post recommending Alexander Jung's book 'Machine Learning: The Basics' as a compact refresher covering the data-model-loss framework, including hypothesis spaces, model selection, ERM, regularization, probabilistic models, clustering, federated learning, privacy, and explainability.