Tyler Cowen has published a book that he says is more than a book: https://econgoat.ai/en. You can 'explore it with AI.' The book is about the greatest economists of all time.
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I imagine the book could be interesting if you're interested in economics or if you haven't read that much before about it, otherwise not so much.
Though I guess you could perhaps also enjoy the novel integration of a book with LLMs.
It’s one of Paul Bloom’s favorite books of the last two years or so.
https://smallpotatoes.paulbloom.net/p/my-favorite-books-written-in-the
I skimmed it. It's okay, but I wasn't blown away by it. The main purpose of the book is to figure out who the GOAT economist is (honestly, I don't find this question to be all that interesting, especially because Tyler has to define the question in a rather convoluted way to prevent Adam Smith from being the obvious answer).