Castillo Tito (12 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Montenegro, Andrea (illustrator).

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Montenegro, Andrea (illustrator).

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Condition: Buen estado. 274 pp. Rústica. Buen estado. Atenea 452 Sesenta años de surrealismo (Humberto Díaz-Casanueva), Góngora, el antifrívolo? Segundo semestre 1985. Fecha desconocida.

Condition: Buen estado. 249 pp. Rústica. Buen estado. Atenea 457 Policarpo Toro un marino ilustre (Francisco Ghisolfo Araya), El poeta Enrique Lihn (Mario Rodríguez). Primer semestre 1988.

Condition: Buen estado. 276 pp. Rústica. Buen estado. Atenea 455 Navegantes ilustres por los mares de Chile (Alfonso Calderón), Desafíos científicos y tecnológicos. Primer semestre 1987. Fecha desconocida.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Argument Advantage: Reasoning in the Age of AIby Dr Tito CastilloLarge language models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini have entered daily life at astonishing speed. They draft emails, summarise reports, brainstorm strategies, and hold conversations that feel almost human. Millions of people now rely on them, sometimes casually, sometimes critically. Yet alongside the excitement comes frustration: answers that sound persuasive but lack substance, confident claims with no evidence, and the uneasy sense that we are being offered words without reasoning.The Argument Advantage: Reasoning in the Age of AI shows how we can change this. Drawing on the work of British philosopher Stephen Toulmin, whose model of argument has shaped law, medicine, and public policy for decades, Tito Castillo demonstrates how clear reasoning can transform the way we think, decide, and interact with AI. By framing prompts as arguments and asking for transparent structures in return, we move from generic responses to outputs we can trust, test, and refine.This book is not a technical manual. It is a guide for anyone who wants to think more clearly in an AI-saturated world. Written in plain language and illustrated with real-world examples, it explains: Why language models work the way they do, and why prediction is not the same as justificationHow Toulmin's six-part model of argument - Claim, Data, Warrant, Backing, Qualifier, Rebuttal - can structure both prompts and responsesPractical methods for designing prompts that yield more useful, transparent outputsWays to evaluate AI-generated reasoning, spotting weak warrants, missing evidence, and overconfident claimsHow structured reasoning can scale from personal productivity to professional domains such as healthcare, law, education, and governmentDr Castillo draws on his career in healthcare informatics and enterprise architecture to show why transparent reasoning matters for assurance, trust, and safety. From early systems in clinical decision support to today's conversational models, he traces a common thread: people do not just want answers, they want reasoning they can see.The book also sets out a vision for how structured reasoning can be scaled. At the personal level, it helps you sharpen your own thinking and build your own "argument library." At the organisational level, it provides tools for making collective decisions clearer and more accountable. And at the societal level, it shows how institutions can move beyond slogans to arguments that citizens can understand, test, and trust.Whether you are a student trying to write better essays, a professional looking for reliable help from AI in your work, or a policymaker seeking greater transparency in decision-making, this book offers a powerful framework. The Toulmin model is easy to learn, endlessly adaptable, and perfectly suited to the challenges of our time.In a noisy world of information overload, The Argument Advantage is a call to reclaim clarity. It invites us to treat AI not as an oracle but as a partner in reasoning, and to rediscover the enduring value of a well-structured argument. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

274pp Rustica Surrealismo en Chile, en la Pintura, Revelación de lo oculto, Sydeny Ringer, Gongóra, .etc.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Argument Advantage: Reasoning in the Age of AIby Dr Tito CastilloLarge language models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini have entered daily life at astonishing speed. They draft emails, summarise reports, brainstorm strategies, and hold conversations that feel almost human. Millions of people now rely on them, sometimes casually, sometimes critically. Yet alongside the excitement comes frustration: answers that sound persuasive but lack substance, confident claims with no evidence, and the uneasy sense that we are being offered words without reasoning.The Argument Advantage: Reasoning in the Age of AI shows how we can change this. Drawing on the work of British philosopher Stephen Toulmin, whose model of argument has shaped law, medicine, and public policy for decades, Tito Castillo demonstrates how clear reasoning can transform the way we think, decide, and interact with AI. By framing prompts as arguments and asking for transparent structures in return, we move from generic responses to outputs we can trust, test, and refine.This book is not a technical manual. It is a guide for anyone who wants to think more clearly in an AI-saturated world. Written in plain language and illustrated with real-world examples, it explains: Why language models work the way they do, and why prediction is not the same as justificationHow Toulmin's six-part model of argument - Claim, Data, Warrant, Backing, Qualifier, Rebuttal - can structure both prompts and responsesPractical methods for designing prompts that yield more useful, transparent outputsWays to evaluate AI-generated reasoning, spotting weak warrants, missing evidence, and overconfident claimsHow structured reasoning can scale from personal productivity to professional domains such as healthcare, law, education, and governmentDr Castillo draws on his career in healthcare informatics and enterprise architecture to show why transparent reasoning matters for assurance, trust, and safety. From early systems in clinical decision support to today's conversational models, he traces a common thread: people do not just want answers, they want reasoning they can see.The book also sets out a vision for how structured reasoning can be scaled. At the personal level, it helps you sharpen your own thinking and build your own "argument library." At the organisational level, it provides tools for making collective decisions clearer and more accountable. And at the societal level, it shows how institutions can move beyond slogans to arguments that citizens can understand, test, and trust.Whether you are a student trying to write better essays, a professional looking for reliable help from AI in your work, or a policymaker seeking greater transparency in decision-making, this book offers a powerful framework. The Toulmin model is easy to learn, endlessly adaptable, and perfectly suited to the challenges of our time.In a noisy world of information overload, The Argument Advantage is a call to reclaim clarity. It invites us to treat AI not as an oracle but as a partner in reasoning, and to rediscover the enduring value of a well-structured argument. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Palabras para hacer un fuego reune las voces de cinco escritoras de distintas partes de America Latina, ofreciendo una mirada fresca y diversa sobre la literatura infantil y juvenil de la region. Seleccionados con el criterio de nuestras juradas Shirley Campbell Barr (Costa Rica), Milagros Corcuera (Argentina) y Alejandra Vijil (Nicaragua), los cuentos en esta antologia reflejan los temas mas relevantes de nuestra identidad latinoamericana.Las autoras ganadoras de esta edicion son Lula Mayorga (Nicaragua), Bethania Sousa (Venezuela), Sindy Emilza Tun Umul (Guatemala), Jimena Porres Andrade (Guatemala) y Ana Siu (Nicaragua). Sus relatos abordan temas como la migracion, la defensa del medio ambiente, la importancia de la amistad y los lazos familiares entre mujeres que luchan por su independencia. A traves de estos relatos, los lectores se sumergen en un universo de emociones y desafios, celebrando la diversidad y los valores que nos unen como region.El prologo de esta antologia fue escrito por Susana Illera Martinez (Colombia), quien aporta una reflexion profunda sobre el papel de la literatura en la construccion de identidad y la importancia de visibilizar las voces femeninas en el ambito literario.Con Palabras para hacer un fuego, Editorial Barrilete reafirma su compromiso con la literatura que inspira y transforma, rindiendo homenaje a la voz de las mujeres en la escritura. Este libro es una invitacion a encender la pasion por la lectura y fomentar la empatia, mientras construimos un mundo mas inclusivo y lleno de historias que merecen ser contadas. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Montenegro, Andrea (illustrator).…