Review of The Art of Aging Brilliantly - 60+ AI Prompts to Live Your Best Years After Age 60

[twinkle09]

The use of AI to help navigate life for people above 60 is rather novel and interesting. The book is a helpful guide in leading an interesting and active life after retirement. I look forward to enjoying the read. Thanks for a wonderful review!

[Runan]

I like the idea of using AI prompts for 60+ age group to organize their life and help them in their lifestyle and manage their finances. It also helps one to plan their travel perfectly and manage their health too. The author came up with a wonderful book.

[Koffie Solomon]

My opinion on AI is that it can be very dangerous but when used in the right way, it is very beneficial. I would really like it if our old people can engross themselves in this book as they have a tendency to avoid any and all technologies

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @Bethel Saint Bright, I just read your comments on the official review of "The Art of Aging Brilliantly - 60+ AI Prompts to Live Your Best Years After Age" and I would like to suggest you put more detail in your comments so it shows the Administrative Review Team that you have read the sample and the official review. For example: "The Art of Aging Brilliantly - 60+ AI Prompts to Live Your Best Years After Age 60" by Stephanie Unterweger is a book about using AI prompts to help people above 60. This book can help seniors manage their time, plan their routines and complete assignments. Stephanie shows how technology can change lives for the better by creating more free time to spend with children and grandchildren. She rated the book 4 out 5-stars because AI can only do so much to help people. It can find information but it cannot replace human ingenuity. I worry that if AI is not controlled, we may see it begin to make decisions on its own and this will severely affect our human existence. Stephanie recommends that people keep a copy of this book with them and refer back to it on a regular basis. Think about everyday activities like planning meetings and sending out meeting invites via the internet or planning a vacation and using websites like Expedia.com to package air, hotel and car rental arrangements. I suspect people over 60 do not know enough about AI but since I am in this age group I know many 70+ people that use these tools on a regular basis. When I think about AI taking over human lives I immediately think about “The Terminator” movie. This book should be read by all adults, not just the 60+ people. @Mrlefty0706

[Debra Juarez]

This review is interesting. I am a few years shy of 60 and have been thinking about some of the topics mentioned. I will add the book to my bookshelf and get reading it.

[José Vitor]

I really liked what was written about the book. Personally, I think the review did a great job capturing the strengths—like the practical use of AI prompts for organization and daily care—and it also pointed out the limitations, such as AI’s inability to replace human creativity. In my view, this balanced approach makes the review both realistic and useful, highlighting the book’s interesting potential even if it could use some adjustments in its presentation.

[Vitória Vanessa]

What an amazing review! It’s super clear, engaging, and has that touch of humor that makes it feel like a great conversation. I love how it highlights the book’s strengths while keeping a critical eye. And that part about not relying 100% on AI? Spot on! In the end, we’re still in charge. Now, time to grab this book!

[Mohamed gamal Saber]

New idea for using Ai as a way to make the older people live happily after retirement by an organized way and a good plan

[Benita Ogarekpe]

A review like this, and you’ve got a girl who isn’t even halfway to sixty yet so excited to read the book. I’ll read it not just for myself, but on behalf of the older people in my life too.