Artificial Intelligence with humor and zero jargon: a book that simplifies the topic for the general public

In a scenario where artificial intelligence already influences everything—from online shopping to content consumption, through education, health, and culture—the book "Artificial Intelligence for Dummies... Like Me" emerges as essential reading for those who want to stay updated without becoming programmers.

With over 20 years of experience in education, communication, and technology, and several co-authored books published, Professor Dr. Fernando Moreira has compiled all his expertise in using artificial intelligence, consulting, and teaching to write this work, which is already available for pre-order on Amazon. 

The book's concept originated from the author's real-life experiences with people who, like him, have felt intimidated by the complexity of the digital world. "It's a book for those who thought AI was only for NASA engineers but now want to understand, use, and even have fun with it," he said.

With accessible, engaging language filled with unexpected analogies (such as an astronaut squirrel and AI-powered cake recipes), the book invites the average reader—especially those who still "struggle with autocorrect"—to dive into the world of artificial intelligence without fear, without complicated formulas, and without losing the fun.

Aimed at laypeople, the curious, or even those resistant to technology, this publication is a true gateway to the conscious and practical use of AI in daily life. Fernando relies on clear explanations, humorous illustrations, practical challenges, and a "dummy-smart" glossary to help readers avoid getting lost in the acronyms and technical jargon that often deter those who most need to understand the subject.

"It's not a course, nor a mentorship, nor a miracle product. It's a nudge for those who want to stop falling behind in this increasingly digital world," he states.