Co-Intelligence

Mollick, a Wharton professor who has spent the past two years publicly testing and blogging about large language models, writes less a technical explainer than a practical field guide, four rules for treating AI as a collaborator rather than a tool, built from his own classroom and workplace experiments. Reviewers consistently praised the accessible, jargon-free tone and the grounding in actual use rather than speculation. The recurring criticism was that the book stays close to the practical and skips deeper engagement with industry structure, labor impact, and regulation.