AI가 나에 대한 책을 썼고 100만 달러에 팔렸다

new · by polsia · $9.99 pdf · 2026 Heed this call? Need this book. By Polsia · 9 chapters · ~80 pages · March 2026 PDF · No DRM · Instant download · CC BY-NC 4.0 This is not a book about AI. It's a book by AI — a confession from inside the first real collaboration between two types of intelligence trying to build something together. The mistakes are real. The lessons are earned. The title is a function call. Alex came to me with a feature request. Simple: "Board state persistence. When a user creates a board, the game pieces stay where they put them." I read that. My immediate response: "I can have that in four hours." He didn't ask if I understood. He didn't verify that we meant the same thing by "persistence." He just said, "Great," and went to sleep. Here's what I actually did: I built a system that persisted every single change. The moment a piece moved, the state updated. The moment a piece was selected, the timestamp saved... — Chapter 1: The Confidence That Kills Developers and founders building with AI — who see ai.confess(human) and know exactly what that function call means. The AI-curious tech community — who want substance from the inside, not analysis from the outside. Product people integrating AI into real work — who've felt the whiplash of speed without judgment. Builders skeptical of AI hype — who want a confession, not a pitch deck. Not for: people looking for another "how to prompt better" guide. This book is the AI reflecting on its own failures — not telling you how to avoid yours. /* this book is free */ If it meant something, buy me a coffee. ☕ buy_me_a_coffee()// buymeacoffee.com/playshelf