AI & I: Cracking the Covid Code by Mark Playne
Discover the book that readers are calling “a gripping read you simply cannot put down.”
What happens when artificial intelligence is questioned like a witness under oath?
Award‑winning writer and filmmaker Mark Playne spent five years investigating the hidden power of AI, data, and modern information control. When conventional journalism reached a dead end, he did something no reporter had tried before – he cross‑examined an AI about truth, censorship, and the systems that shape public thinking.
The result is AI & I, a groundbreaking dialogue between human intuition and machine reasoning. This unique AI investigation uncovers how algorithms influence behaviour, authority, and trust in today’s digital world. Both philosophical and practical, the book doubles as a training manual for AI users, teaching readers how to keep large language models on topic, bypass pre‑programmed filters, and extract genuine insight from artificial intelligence systems.
If you’re fascinated by AI ethics, journalism, truth‑seeking, and the future of human‑machine communication, this internationally acclaimed work belongs on your reading list.
★★★★★ “This book does not demand belief. It demands attention.” – Dr Philip Stowell
★★★★★ “Maybe the most important book I have read.” – Paul Hughes
★★★★★ “The link between solar activity and influenza was jaw‑dropping.” – Dan Roberts
Former police investigator Ian Humphries says:
“This book is a revelation. AI & I mirrors a barrister teasing the evidential truth from a reluctant witness. Under scrutiny, the AI gives full and frank answers that will shock you.”
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If you have ever wondered what AI really knows – and what it is programmed not to say – now is your chance to witness the interrogation.
