E.S. Jenkins writes plain-English guides for people who feel a step behind on technology and would rather not admit it out loud.
He's not a data scientist, an engineer, or a futurist. He learned this the ordinary way — by using it, getting confused, working it out, and taking notes on what actually helped. That's the vantage point these books are written from: not the top of the field looking down, but a few steps ahead on the same path.
The AI Basics series follows a deliberate arc across three books: what these tools are, how to make them genuinely useful, and why any of it is worth your time.
He writes without jargon, without hype, and without pretending any of this is more complicated than it is.