Question Everything, Even the Machine: What 60 Days with AI Taught a Molecular Biologist About Depression, Doubt, and Trust
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Question Everything, Even the Machine: What 60 Days with AI Taught a Molecular Biologist About Depression, Doubt, and Trust

by Hidenori Tani

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In Question Everything, Even the Machine, molecular biologist Hidenori Tani reflects on 60 days spent with AI. Through the themes of depression, doubt, and trust, the book considers how people should evaluate intelligent machines—and why questioning their answers remains essential.

About This Book

Question Everything, Even the Machine explores a 60-day experience with artificial intelligence through the perspective of a molecular biologist.

The book considers depression, doubt, and trust as central themes in an ongoing encounter with AI.

Its title emphasizes critical thinking and the importance of questioning machine-generated responses, assumptions, and conclusions.

Blending scientific perspective with personal reflection, the book examines what working with AI can teach about uncertainty and judgment.

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