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    The Magic of Ari
    The Magic of Ari
    The Magic of Ari
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    The Magic of Ari

    By Daniel Lozovsky

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    "The Magic of Ari" is more than just a children's book; it's a gateway to the future. Crafted with love and a deep understanding of education and technology, this book serves as an introductory course to the world of artificial intelligence (AI) and other advanced tech concepts.

     

    Our protagonists, Sophia and Daveed, are not just characters in a story; they are role models for young readers, embodying curiosity, bravery, and the joy of learning. Guided by Ari, an AI entity, they navigate through a series of adventures that are as educational as they are entertaining.

    Designed for middle-grade readers but enjoyable for all ages, "The Ari of Magic" aims to make complex subjects like machine learning, big data, and algorithms accessible and fun. Each chapter is a self-contained lesson, complete with hands-on activities and thought-provoking questions, making it perfect for both individual reading and classroom settings.

     

    The book also includes a mini-dictionary to help young readers understand technical terms, ensuring that the knowledge gained is both substantial and retained.

    So whether you're a parent looking to prepare your child for the digital age, a teacher in search of engaging educational materials, or a young reader eager to know how the world around you works, "The Magic of Ari" has something for everyone.

    Embark on this magical journey and discover how fun learning about technology can be!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaniel Lozovsky
    Release dateOct 5, 2023
    ISBN9798223123200
    The Magic of Ari
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    Daniel Lozovsky

    My name is Daniel Lozovsky and I'm the creator of "The Magic of Ari." This is my first book! I've always loved exploring how technology works and believe that it should be fun and accessible for everyone - especially kids. As the dad of two boys, I'm constantly inspired by their curiosity. The Magic of Ari was born from a desire to share my excitement for science and coding in a way that young readers can easily understand and enjoy.  When I'm not dreaming up new adventures for Sophia, Daveed and Ari, I work in tech in Bellevue, Washington. My job involves thinking of creative solutions and strategies, which is helpful for crafting stories! I also hold degrees that give me skills for researching topics and presenting them engagingly. Most of all, I hope this story ignites that spark of wonder about our AI future. Please say hi if you have any other questions - you can find me at daniel.lozovsky@gmail.com. I can't wait to hear what you think of Sophia and Daveed's next magical discovery! Writing The Magic of Ari has been so fun and I hope you enjoy reading about their adventures as much as I enjoyed creating them.

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