AIBooks is an independent publication with one job: make artificial intelligence genuinely easy to understand.
No hype. No jargon walls. No assumed PhD. If a topic in AI confuses you — how a large language model actually works, what a coding assistant is really doing, why a prompt did not behave — you should be able to come here and leave understanding it.
What we cover
- AI concepts explained — plain-English breakdowns of the ideas everyone references but few define.
- AI coding assistants — practical guides for tools like Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code.
- LLMs & chatbots — how ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini behave, and how to use them well.
- Prompt engineering — repeatable techniques for better results.
- AI for developers — APIs, agents, RAG, and the building blocks.
Our approach
Every article is written to be read once and understood. We favor clear examples over buzzwords, and we would rather explain one idea properly than list ten shallowly.
Who writes this
AIBooks is a small, independent editorial project. We are not sponsored by any AI company, and our explanations aim to be honest about what these tools can and cannot do.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections, or a topic you want explained? Visit our contact page — we read everything.