[This Week's Books] 'A Life Without Overeating' and 5 More Titles

◆A Life Without Overeating = A renowned Japanese gastrointestinal surgeon reveals the health methods he has mastered through practicing a small-eating lifestyle. Based on the latest medical research, it shows how small eating affects the immune and metabolic systems to improve health and extend lifespan. It shares health habits he personally practices and verifies, from diet to exercise, sleep, detoxification, and disease management. (Written by Ishiguro Seiji · Mustread Book)

◆The Power of Frames = This book states that human cognitive ability is the key to solving the challenges of the new era. The ‘frame’ discussed in this book refers to the uniquely human ability to define problems, design approaches, select data, and find the best solutions. It emphasizes the power of frames and elaborates on the survival skills humans must have in an age of technology and chaos. (Kenneth Cukier et al. · 21st Century Books)

◆Stories Too Minor to Ask but Curious About = This book compiles topics featured on the science channel ‘Samulgungi Japgakjisik,’ which captivated 1.15 million YouTube subscribers. The 40 topics carefully selected by the author are divided into five categories: ‘Stories About the Body,’ ‘Gungi’s Laboratory,’ ‘Everyday Curiosities,’ ‘Stories About Animals,’ and ‘Miscellaneous Knowledge.’ (Written by Samulgungi Japgakjisik · Arte)

◆You Will Develop AI, Even If You Are Not a Developer = This book is told by two American authors who participated in the development of IBM’s flagship AI, Watson. Based on field stories from big tech AI companies, it provides an essential AI success roadmap for development and management, covering AI project initiation, team formation, agenda setting, data acquisition strategies, pilot setup, and AI leadership. (Written by Alyssa Simpson Rochwerger et al. · Sage)

◆Encyclopedia of Statistics = This book organizes statistical knowledge focusing on important concepts and formulas frequently used in daily life. It is based on the mathematics curriculum taught in middle and high schools and includes knowledge applicable to university departments related to statistics, economics, business, and artificial intelligence. It is suitable for those without a basic background in statistics or who found previous education uninteresting. (Written by Ishii Toshiaki · Dongyang Books)

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