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Several old books that are surprisingly relevant to what's happening in AI today: 1. The Mythical Man-Month (1975 book by Fred Brooks) 2. Diffusion of Innovations (1962 book by Everett M Rogerss) 3. Player Piano (1952 book by Kurt Vonnegut)

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