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The 5 best technology books of all time
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Bad Blood
by John Carreyrou
Bad Blood by John Carreyrou tells the story of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, the blood-testing startup that reached a multibillion-dollar valuation despite technology that never worked as promised, and the investigation that ultimately brought it down.

Behind The Cloud
by Marc Benioff
Behind The Cloud by Marc Benioff tells how Salesforce grew from a rented apartment into the first billion-dollar cloud company, and hands over the playbook any builder can steal.

Magnifica Humanitas (Pope Leo's AI Encyclical)
by Pope Leo XIV
Magnifica Humanitas by Pope Leo XIV is the Church's landmark encyclical on AI, and it teaches how to keep human dignity at the center of the machine age instead of underneath it.

Zero to One
by Peter Thiel
Zero to One by Peter Thiel is about building genuinely new things instead of copying what already exists. It's a guide to creating businesses that actually last.

The Coming Wave
by Mustafa Suleyman
In The Coming Wave, Mustafa Suleyman explains how AI and synthetic biology are about to reshape everything, and why keeping them under control may be the defining challenge of our lifetime.
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