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Cory Doctorow book about life after AI tops the Canadian bestseller list for nonfiction for the 11th week
cbc.ca · Canada · north america
Cory Doctorow's book, which explores life after AI, has remained at the top of the Canadian nonfiction bestseller list for 11 weeks. This reports on the sustained popularity of a book discussing the implications of artificial intelligence.
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