AI morality

Contributor(s):

Edmonds, David [editor]

Material type: Text

9780198876434

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

174 EDM-A

Contents:

Part 1 : Defence, health, law

Part 2 : Politics and governance

Part 3 : Work and play

Part 4 : Manipulation, autonomy, and algorithms

Part 5 : Identity and values

Summary: "The Artificial Intelligence revolution is upon us - AI has begun to penetrate almost every sphere of human activity, from the economy to law, health, transport, education, defence, media/communication, sport and leisure. This edited book of twenty specially-commissioned chapters examines some of the key moral dilemmas that AI poses - including those around privacy, bias, transparency, accountability and autonomy. The short chapters are rich with both real and hypothetical examples - and written in a style that will be accessible to all"--

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Includes index.

Part 1 : Defence, health, law

Part 2 : Politics and governance

Part 3 : Work and play

Part 4 : Manipulation, autonomy, and algorithms

Part 5 : Identity and values

"The Artificial Intelligence revolution is upon us - AI has begun to penetrate almost every sphere of human activity, from the economy to law, health, transport, education, defence, media/communication, sport and leisure. This edited book of twenty specially-commissioned chapters examines some of the key moral dilemmas that AI poses - including those around privacy, bias, transparency, accountability and autonomy. The short chapters are rich with both real and hypothetical examples - and written in a style that will be accessible to all"--

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