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AI + Mutual Funds for Smart Investors: How to Use ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Free AI Tools to Build, Optimize, and Grow Your Mutual Fund Portfolio
English | June 10, 2026 | ASIN: B0GZHGFY9M | 227 pages | Epub | 1.57 MB

AGENTS ON THE EDGE: Building Autonomous AI Agents with Raspberry Pi
English | May 12, 2026 | ASIN: B0H1KBTJ5Q | 133 pages | Epub | 9.64 MB
What if a pocket-sized computer could think, see, hear, and act completely on its own?AI doesn't need the cloud. It doesn't need a supercomputer. It just needs the right guide and you've found it.Agents on the Edge takes you on a hands-on journey from zero to building fully autonomous AI agents on a Raspberry Pi. No engineering degree. No prior experience. Just curiosity and a willingness to build something extraordinary.You'll set up a lean, powerful agent operating system, run real language models locally, give your agent eyes with live computer vision, and teach it to make decisions all without sending a single byte to the internet. Then you'll go further: coordinating swarms of Pi nodes, adding voice interaction, locking down security, and exploring the future where IoT, robotics, and generative AI converge.This isn't a theory. Every chapter is a step closer to an agent that works privately, intelligently, and entirely in your hands.Edge intelligence is the next frontier. This is your invitation to build it.

AGENTIC AUDITOR: DEPLOYING AGENTIC AI ACROSS INTERNAL AUDIT
English | May 30, 2026 | ASIN: B0GY5WGS1N | 198 pages | Epub | 404.04 KB
Internal audit is entering the most consequential transformation in its modern history.A new generation of "agentic" AI systems can now pursue objectives, use tools, adapt to changing conditions, and execute complex work under human supervision. For U.S. banking audit functions, this changes more than technology. It changes how assurance itself is performed.In Agentic Auditor, veteran banking audit leader and regulatory-law-trained practitioner David Bakinsky provides a practical framework for deploying AI across internal audit while independently governing the institution's own AI systems.Drawing from real-world banking audit experience, the book shows how audit functions can evolve from periodic, sample-based testing toward continuous risk sensing, full-population testing, AI-assisted controls testing, and defensible governance over autonomous systems operating across credit, fraud, AML/KYC, compliance, and operations.More importantly, it addresses the profession's defining challenge:How can internal audit responsibly use AI while also providing independent assurance over it?Designed for Chief Audit Executives, audit leaders, risk professionals, compliance officers, regulators, and banking practitioners, Agentic Auditor delivers practical guidance rather than theoretical AI commentary.Inside, readers will find:A working playbook of ten AI audit agents across the audit lifecycleA practical first-ninety-days implementation roadmapSample audit programs and testing approachesGovernance frameworks aligned to emerging U.S. banking expectationsGuidance for preserving independence, evidence quality, and professional skepticism in AI-assisted engagementsWritten in clear, practical language for working audit professionals, Agentic Auditor is a field guide for leaders preparing their audit functions for the next era of banking oversight.

AGENTIC AI VOID: Hardening the Neural Frontier
English | May 12, 2026 | ASIN: B0H1H5B7C7 | 264 pages | Epub | 186.61 KB
The era of passive token prediction is dead. Welcome to the Loop.By 2026, the digital landscape has undergone a seismic shift. Large Language Models (LLMs) have evolved from static chat endpoints into Agentic World Models-recursive, stateful engines that don't just predict text; they simulate reality and execute actions across global infrastructure.AGENTIC AI VOID is the definitive technical manual for the new autonomous reality. It maps the expanded, fluid attack surface where "inputs" are now State Transitions and "vulnerabilities" are Semantic Drifts. This is the specialized handbook for the next generation of security architects tasked with defending the bridge between silicon reasoning and physical execution.Inside the Protocol:Recursive Zero-Day Defense: Neutralizing multi-step prompt injection in autonomous feedback loops.STI (Secure Tool Interface) Hardening: Architecting the layer where neural weights meet system APIs.State Hijacking & Poisoning: Defending the agent's memory from long-term vector-store corruption.Distributed Agent Governance: Securing inter-agent communication protocols (ACP 0.5) and shared latent spaces.World Model Integrity: Ensuring the agent's internal simulation doesn't diverge into a catastrophic "Hallucination Breach."This is not a book about prompts. It is a book about Power. Whether you are hardening a national power grid's autonomous core or securing the next evolution of personal agents, AGENTIC AI VOID provides the blueprints for resilience in the age of autonomy.Terminate the exploit. Secure the agent. Master the void.

ADVANCED LINEAR ALGEBRA FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE : The Mathematics Behind Machine Learning, Built One Decision at a Time
English | June 3, 2026 | ASIN: B0H34YLR5J | 299 pages | Epub | 15.26 MB
Master the Mathematics Behind Machine Learning, Data Science, and Intelligent SystemsLinear algebra is the foundation of modern artificial intelligence - but many textbooks are either too abstract or disconnected from real AI applications. Advanced Linear Algebra for AI bridges that gap by combining rigorous mathematics with practical intuition and machine learning relevance.Written for college students, engineers, data scientists, and AI learners, this book develops advanced linear algebra concepts step-by-step while showing how they power real-world AI and computational systems.Inside this book, you will explore: Vector spaces and subspaces through an AI-focused lens Matrices as linear transformations and computational tools Orthogonality, projections, and least-squares methods Eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and the Spectral Theorem Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) and matrix factorization Principal Component Analysis (PCA) for dimensionality reduction Matrix calculus and gradient-based optimization Numerical stability, conditioning, and computational accuracyMathematical foundations essential for machine learning and data scienceThis book is designed to move beyond memorization and help readers build genuine mathematical understanding. Clear explanations, worked examples, and AI-centered insights make advanced topics accessible without sacrificing rigor.Whether you are studying linear algebra for university coursework, preparing for graduate-level AI and machine learning, or strengthening your mathematical foundation for research and engineering, this book provides the tools and intuition needed to succeed.Ideal for:* College and university students* AI and machine learning learners* Engineering and STEM majors* Data science practitioners* Self-learners seeking deeper mathematical understandingIf you want to understand the mathematics that drives artificial intelligence - not just use the algorithms - Advanced Linear Algebra for AI is your roadmap.

A history of war
English | April 28, 2025 | ASIN: B0F6S4RMCM | 170 pages | Epub | 817.22 KB
A History of War is a thought-provoking and challenging work by Bob Kowalski that delves into the complexities of human conflict throughout history, offering an in-depth analysis of the wars that have marked the course of humanity. Kowalski, with his clear and penetrating writing, does not limit himself to narrating events, but provokes us to reflect on the broader meanings of wars, their causes, consequences and philosophical implications for society. The book begins with a panoramic view of the earliest recorded conflicts, examining everything from tribal wars to the great clashes of ancient civilizations. Kowalski offers a detailed historical approach, but his real strength lies in his ability to connect these events with the ideologies, political interests and social dynamics that drove them. The work moves on to the modern period, with a critical analysis of world wars, reflecting on technological advances in warfare and how these innovations have changed the nature of war, making it not only more destructive but also more dehumanizing. Kowalski delves into the psychology of war, addressing the emotional traumas and psychological scars that soldiers and civilians carry throughout their lives, without ever losing sight of the moral issues that war raises.One of Kowalski's greatest merits is his ability to make connections between past wars and contemporary issues. The author draws parallels between ancient rivalries and modern geopolitical disputes, suggesting that the causes of wars often remain rooted in questions of power, resources and identity. The reflection on the role of war in contemporary societies, especially in the era of technological warfare and large-scale military interventions, is one of the most powerful parts of the book.Kowalski's writing, although erudite, is not inaccessible. He is able to present complex information in an engaging way, without oversimplifying it, which allows the reader to reflect deeply on the nature of war and its ethical implications. In addition, the author does not shy away from discussing resistance to war and pacifist movements, offering a balanced view of the subject.However, Kowalski's work is not without its critics. At times, his philosophical and abstract style can make it a challenging read, especially for those seeking a more linear narrative. Furthermore, his critical analysis of war, although substantial, can be seen as overly bleak, leaving little room for the possibilities of conflict resolution and peacebuilding.In short, A History of War is an ambitious work that blends history, philosophy, and sociology to examine one of humanity's most profound and complex issues. With his critical and engaging approach, Kowalski offers us an intense reflection on the role of war in shaping societies and, more importantly, on what it means to be human in times of conflict. For those seeking to understand not only the events, but the profound philosophical and existential implications of war, this book is essential reading.

A history of economics
English | 10 Dec. 2025 | ASIN: B0G66HD3SN | 329 pages | Epub | 530.06 KB
In A History of Economics, Bob Kowalski takes the reader on a fascinating journey through the complex paths of organized human activity: the economy. From the times of hunter-gatherers to the contemporary challenges of the digital economy and sustainability, the author offers a clear, engaging, and profound narrative about how societies have produced, distributed, and valued resources throughout the millennia.The book explores major historical milestones: the agricultural revolution that created early surpluses and inequalities, the emergence of the first civilizations and their sophisticated accounting and taxation systems, to the flourishing of classical commerce in Rome and Greece. Bob Kowalski details the role of economic ideas, ethics, and political institutions in the development of societies, from feudalism and the commercial Renaissance to the industrial revolutions and the emergence of modern economic theories, including Adam Smith, Marx, and Keynes.Beyond the historical narrative, the author connects the past to the present, examining the impact of economic crises, accelerated globalization, financialization, and digital transformation, addressing emerging themes such as behavioral economics, inequality, climate justice, and the post-work economy. The book not only informs but also provokes reflection on the future of the economy and the choices that will shape collective life.A History of Economics is an essential work for students, professionals, and all who wish to understand the evolution of economic ideas and practices, offering a broad and critical view of how the economy has shaped-and continues to shape-the world.

A Very Short History of Ideas That Almost Changed the World: Forgotten Inventions, Abandoned Technologies, and Bold Ideas Ahead of Their Time
English | February 1, 2026 | ASIN: B0GKY1WZNH | 159 pages | Epub | 795.28 KB
What if history had taken a slightly different turn?Not every great idea changes the world. Some arrive too early. Others are misunderstood, abandoned, or quietly set aside-despite being brilliant.A Very Short History of Ideas That Almost Changed the World explores the fascinating stories of inventions, theories, and visions that came close to reshaping human history, but ultimately did not. Not because they were wrong, but because the world was not ready.From forgotten scientific insights to bold technological experiments that failed to find their moment, this book traces the thin line between success and obscurity. It shows how timing, culture, economics, and human psychology can matter just as much as genius itself.Written in a clear and accessible style, this book is neither a technical manual nor a dry academic text. It is a journey through overlooked ideas that reveals how progress really works-and how easily it can slip through our fingers.Perfect for readers who enjoy:Short, thought-provoking history booksScience and technology told through stories"What if?" questions about the pastOverlooked inventions and lost opportunitiesSome ideas fail.Some sleep for centuries.And some almost change everything.This book is about those ideas-and why they still matter.

A Treatise on Functional Analysis: Structures, Dualities, and Spectra (Mathematical Graduate Books from The Scottish Science Society)
English | April 9, 2026 | ASIN: B0F2F6BZ6Y | 21 Pages | Epub | 67.54 MB
Functional analysis is the mathematical backbone of quantum mechanics, PDEs, and modern applied mathematics - master it with this rigorous, comprehensive treatise.📖 PREVIEW AVAILABLE - Click "Read sample" to explore the first chapters and experience the mathematical depth of this essential graduate-level text!A Treatise on Functional Analysis: Structures, Dualities, and Spectra provides a rigorous and comprehensive treatment of functional analysis, from normed spaces and Banach algebras to spectral theory and operator algebras. Every theorem is proved, every concept developed from first principles.WHAT YOU'LL MASTER:* Normed spaces, Banach spaces, and Hilbert spaces* Bounded linear operators and dual spaces* The Hahn-Banach, Open Mapping, and Closed Graph theorems* Spectral theory for bounded and unbounded operators* Compact operators and Fredholm theory* Applications to differential equations and quantum mechanicsWHO THIS BOOK IS FOR:* Graduate students in mathematics and mathematical physics* Researchers needing a comprehensive functional analysis reference* Applied mathematicians working with operator theory* Physicists seeking rigorous mathematical foundations👉 Click "Read sample" now to preview the mathematical rigour and clarity of this essential functional analysis text.Published by The Scottish Science Society.

A Photographer's Impressions
English | 22 May 2025 | ASIN: B0FC2GS7T6 | 203 pages | EPUB (True) | 40.08 MB
Francesc Català-Roca (1922 - 1998), was a Spanish photographer of great renown, considered a pioneer of documentary photography.Català-Roca: A Photographer's Impressions stands as a testament to an analog era, now almost entirely wiped out with the advent of the Internet and digital technologies.His photographic legacy is an invaluable visual testimony of the Spanish society of his time.His work in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s represented the emergence of new street photography in Spain. For half a century, he travelled across Spain, masterfully capturing everyday scenes of the post-war era and the essence of urban landscapes. He worked alongside artists such as Joan Miró and Antoni Tàpies, immortalizing the art and culture of the 20th century.Thirty years after its first edition, photography and history enthusiasts will discover previously unpublished content to enrich historiographic narratives. The text, both entertaining and spontaneous, preserves not only anecdotes about events and figures of the 20th century, but also offers humanist ideas for a responsible and passionate approach to photography. Even though the technology of that time has long been surpassed, this book remains full of vibrant ideas, serving as an antidote to today's automatism, overconsumption, and globalization that can trivialize the image.