Mo Gawdat Collection 3 Books Set (That Little Voice In Your Head, Solve For Happy, Scary Smart)

The Mo Gawdat Collection brings together three books by the internationally bestselling author of Solve for Happy. Across the set, Gawdat explores how people think, how happiness can be approached as a practical subject, and how our relationship with technology may shape the future.

In Scary Smart, he draws on more than thirty years working at the cutting-edge of technology, including his former role as chief business officer of Google [X], to explain how future Artificial Intelligence works and what we can do now to help teach ourselves and our machines to live better. That Little Voice in Your Head is presented as a practical guide to retraining the brain for optimal joy, focusing on beating negative self-talk and reshaping thought processes.

Included titles

• That Little Voice In Your Head
• Solve For Happy
• Scary Smart

Key details

• Three-book collection by Mo Gawdat
• Includes Scary Smart, That Little Voice In Your Head and Solve For Happy
• Mo Gawdat is described as the internationally bestselling author of Solve For Happy
• Scary Smart references Gawdat’s former role as chief business officer of Google [X]

Synopses

Scary Smart

Mo Gawdat draws on his expertise to address questions about Artificial Intelligence and to outline what can be done now to teach both people and machines how to live better. The book also explains how the AI of the future works, informed by his experience in technology and his former role at Google [X].

That Little Voice In Your Head

Described as a practical guide to retraining your brain for optimal joy, this book focuses on overcoming negative self-talk. It explores changing thought processes, including turning greed into generosity and apathy into compassion, while investing in personal happiness.

Solve For Happy

This book presents the premise that happiness is a default state. It discusses shaping expectations to recognise a full range of possible events, dispelling six illusions that cloud thinking, overcoming seven “deadly defects” of the brain, and embracing five “ultimate truths”.