This is not just another book about AI. This isn’t even a book just about AI. Because The World’s a Little Blurry explores how artificial intelligence is repeating the mistakes of the internet era - in terms of our attention, democracy, identity, and resilience. In the spirit of Shoshana Zuboff’s the Age of Surveillance Capitalism, it dives deep into the advent of the internet and how Big Tech has influenced our personal lives, our liberties, and our democracies. It looks at how constant connectivity and algorithm-driven content affect mental health and social cohesion. It draws lessons from that age - and adapts them fpr the era of artificial intelligence, turning them into a manifesto of ten basic rules for how to make sure technology serves us humans and society, instead of the other way around. This book is for curious, open-minded people who want to explore and help shape the future - from business leaders to politicians, from tech enthusiasts to engaged citizens, or anyone who fits more than one of those roles.