I Am Not a Robot

For a year, Joanna Stern handed as much of her life as she could to artificial intelligence and wrote down what happened. The subtitle's careful (almost) hints at the real subject: where these tools prove useful, where they fall short, and which tasks still belong to a person.

Stern is an Emmy-winning technology journalist, so this is a first-hand account from someone who tests gadgets and software for a living. It suits curious readers who want to understand what AI means for ordinary days, told from lived experience rather than theory.