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As artificial intelligence reshapes our world, one question becomes urgent: how well do we truly understand intelligence—our own and that of the machines we create? Evolutionary Mind: The Cognitive Origins of Artificial Intelligence invites you on a thought-provoking journey into the depths of human cognition. Drawing on philosophy, psychology, and cognitive science, it reveals how the layers of our mind—sensing, reasoning, intuition—mirror the very foundations of AI. Whether you’re an AI enthusiast, a tech professional, or simply fascinated by the mind, this book will transform the way you understand intelligence—both human and artificial. Acclaimed experts and senior leaders in technology and AI are praising its insight and clarity: “Very insightful and a good summary to understand layers of human intelligence strongly grounded in observable theories. Next, it helps connect the dots with Artificial Intelligence — much-needed mental model.” — Nitin Mahajan, Senior Engineering Manager, Google “A fascinating and easy-to-follow view on how our minds work, from basic instincts all the way up to deep insight and intuition. I love how it breaks down complex ideas in a way that feels personal and even a bit poetic. It also makes you think about how AI compares to human thinking, and reminds you of the powerful, creative mind we all have.” — Sana Remekie, CEO and Co-founder, Conscia.ai “It seems in alignment with me personally.” — Srini Pagidyala, Co-founder, Aigo.ai