Strategy · Technology / Forthcoming
Sun Tzu in the Age of AI
Know Yourself, Understand Your Competition, and Build an Advantage That Lasts
Strategic thinking for a changing technological landscape: understand your position, examine the evidence, and build a lasting advantage.
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Forthcoming from WisdomSpan Press
Turn the book around
The oldest rule of strategy has become a modern advantage.
Sun Tzu taught that victory begins with knowledge: of yourself, your opponent, the terrain and the timing. Artificial intelligence changes how quickly—and how deeply—that knowledge can be assembled. It does not eliminate judgment. It raises the cost of using judgment badly.
In Sun Tzu in the Age of AI, David Shusterman translates ancient strategic discipline into a practical framework for leaders, entrepreneurs, negotiators and anyone making consequential decisions in a machine-assisted world. The goal is not to predict everything. It is to see more clearly, position yourself intelligently and act without surrendering responsibility to the tool.
Inside, explore how to:
- Turn scattered data into a usable strategic picture.
- Distinguish signal from noise, prediction from certainty and visibility from truth.
- Use timing, positioning, speed and restraint to build an advantage that adapts.
