The Art of Depth
AI Answers; Humans Decide

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
AI now answers almost any question in seconds. So what is left for us? Decisions.

Uk Jung - professor of operations management, Dean of the College of Business at Dongguk University in Seoul, and a Georgia Tech PhD - argues that the scarce resource of the AI era is not information but attention, and the scarce skill is judgment. Drawing on peer-reviewed neuroscience, quality management, and two decades of teaching decision science, he shows why our Paleolithic brains misfire in a digital environment engineered to capture them, and how meditation, stripped of mysticism and treated as a trainable operational practice, restores the depth of thinking that good decisions require.

Seventeen chapters move from diagnosis to understanding to practice to organization: what the attention economy actually does to you, what meditation measurably does to the brain, how to begin with ten minutes tonight, and how leaders and organizations can build the practice in. Two appendices provide an eight-week program and an organizational rollout guide.

This is not a book of mysticism. It is a management scholar's attempt to translate meditation into the language of operations and quality, and to show that in the age of AI, the human contribution is the decision.