10 Must-Read Articles and Books About Next-Gen AI in 2025

You could call it the best kept secret for professionals and experts in AI, as you won’t find these books and articles in traditional outlets. Yet, they are read by far more people than documents posted on ArXiv or published in scientific journals, so not really a secret. Actually, one of these books is also published by Elsevier (here), but this is the exception rather than the rule.

What makes them different? They are written by an expert with considerable practical experience and successful, large-scale enterprise implementations of the material discussed. While covering state-of-the-art with numerous ground-breaking innovations and enterprise-grade Python code, on occasions covering topics well beyond PhD level, the focus is on explaining efficient technology and better mouse traps, in simple English without jargon.

Articles

Books

The second one is popular among data scientists and AI engineers who want to learn efficient state-of-the-art technology discussed nowhere else, at a fraction of the cost and time commitment required by bootcamps and traditional training.

For more books, see here.

Other resources

See my PowerPoint presentation about xLLM, accessible from here. There is another one about NoGAN — the best tabular data synthesizer with best evaluation metric — posted here. For open-source code, see our GitHub repository, here.

We also offer an AI Fellowship with a certification that you can add to your credentials section on your LinkedIn profile, for under $100. Based on the same material. See details here.

More articles are posted on the following blogs:

For deep technical research papers, see here.

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About the Author

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Vincent Granville is a pioneering GenAI scientist, co-founder at BondingAI.io, the LLM 2.0 platform for hallucination-free, secure, in-house, lightning-fast Enterprise AI at scale with zero weight and no GPU. He is also author (Elsevier, Wiley), publisher, and successful entrepreneur with multi-million-dollar exit. Vincent’s past corporate experience includes Visa, Wells Fargo, eBay, NBC, Microsoft, and CNET. He completed a post-doc in computational statistics at University of Cambridge.

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