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The Future of Artificial Intelligence — Minimal Editorial Ebook Template (12 Pages)

A 12-page Minimal Editorial ebook template on AI's history, mechanics, applications, and outlook — a single serif display face, a restrained off-white/charcoal/signal-blue palette, and CSS/SVG-only diagrams with zero photography.

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Front Cover
Minimal full-bleed cover: an abstract CSS/SVG constellation mark, title, subtitle, and author/imprint line.
2 editable fields
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Title Page & Copyright
Repeated title and subtitle, author line, edition, and a full copyright/imprint block.
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Table of Contents
Linked, dotted-leader table of contents across front matter, three chapters, and back matter.
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Introduction
A substantive introduction framing why AI's current moment is different from past cycles of hype.
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Chapter 1 Opening — From Symbols to Statistics
Chapter One opening: a large chapter numeral and a history of AI from symbolic rule-systems to learned models.
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Chapter 1 Continued — How Modern AI Works
Dense body copy with subheadings and a pull-quote explaining transformers, attention, and alignment in plain language.
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Chapter 2 — Where Intelligence Meets the Real World
Body text beside an inline-SVG layered-network diagram, covering AI in healthcare, climate, and creative work.
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Key Insight — Pull Quote
A single large pull-quote on AI's trajectory, set in a minimal, generously spaced full-page layout.
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AI in Numbers — Illustrative Trends
A clean CSS stat grid presenting rounded, illustrative AI adoption and growth trends with a methodology note.
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Chapter 3 — Conclusion
The closing chapter on AI's future outlook, safety and governance, and responsible development.
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About the Author
A placeholder author bio with a CSS monogram avatar, clearly marked as template boilerplate to replace.
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Back Cover
A mirrored cover composition with back-cover blurb copy, a placeholder review quote, and a CSS barcode.
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Usage instructions

Twelve pages, each a complete, self-contained HTML fragment — a "Minimal Editorial" ebook: a single serif display face (Fraunces, with a Georgia/Times New Roman system fallback), an off-white/charcoal-ink palette with one signal-blue accent, thin rules, generous white space, and zero photography. Every visual — the cover's constellation mark, the layered-network diagram, the back-cover barcode — is drawn with CSS and inline SVG only, so nothing ever 404s and nothing needs replacing before you can preview it. Pages, in reading order: Front Cover, Title Page & Copyright, Table of Contents, Introduction, Chapter One opening ("From Symbols to Statistics"), Chapter One continued ("How Modern AI Actually Works"), Chapter Two ("Where Intelligence Meets the Real World"), Key Insight pull-quote, "AI in Numbers" stat page, Chapter Three / Conclusion ("Building It Wisely"), About the Author, and Back Cover. Before you publish: FONTS. Every rule uses 'Fraunces' for display type with a solid Georgia/Times New Roman/serif system fallback. AI Tapz's own preview blocks external stylesheets, so the layout never breaks there — it just renders in the fallback serif. For a real deployment, add your own Google Fonts (or self-hosted) link for Fraunces to get the exact intended face. AUTHOR & IMPRINT. "Dr. Mara Whitfield" and "Lucidwave Press" are placeholder names used throughout the cover, title page, copyright block, and About the Author page — replace them (and the placeholder ISBN) with your real author, publisher, and edition details before distributing this ebook. DATA PAGE. The "AI in Numbers" stat page intentionally uses rounded, illustrative figures described as trends, not precisely sourced statistics — replace them with your own cited data if you need defensible numbers for a specific claim. EXPORT ORDER. Each segment's export filename is numbered 01– through 12– so a downloaded copy of this template sorts into correct reading order automatically.

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