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Artificial Intelligence and Ethics is a general and wide-ranging survey of the benefits and ethical dilemmas of AI. The book will be of particular interest to business stakeholders, including executives, scientists, ethicists and policymakers, considering the complexities of AI and how to navigate these.
Table des matières
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence. The Benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Machine Learning and Automation. Implementing Generative AI in Your Business. Technology and Ethics. The Technology Lifecycle. Innovation and Product Management. IT Systems and Management Information (MI). Individual Liberties. Autonomy, Authenticity, and Identity. Playing God And Hubris. The Impact on Society. The Power of AI in Financial Services. Cybersecurity Considerations with AI. Ethical Concerns with Artificial Intelligence. Disinformation and Manipulation. AI and Mass Surveillance. Inequality and Concentration of Power. Protecting Privacy and Human Rights. Human Rights, Freedom of Speech, and Democracy. Human Psychology, Relationships, and Personhood. Safeguarding Safety, Trust, and Social Justice. Superintelligence: An Existential Risk. AI Alignment. AI as a Potential Lifeform. Exploring AI in Virtual Reality (VR) and Simulation. AI Governance. Risk Management. Standards and Regulation. National and International Strategies. The Emergence of AI Ethics. Prioritising Fairness in AI. Accountability. The Need for Transparency. Interpretability. Human Factors: The Need for Human-Centred Approach. Conclusion: The Need for Better AI Governance.
A propos de l'auteur
Tarnveer Singh, award winning CIO/CISO. Fellow of the British Computer Society. Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Information Security. Director (Security and Compliance) at Cyber Wisdom Ltd., Experienced Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) in the Insurance sector and many other sectors.
Résumé
Artificial Intelligence and Ethics is a general and wide-ranging survey of the benefits and ethical dilemmas of AI. The book will be of particular interest to business stakeholders, including executives, scientists, ethicists and policymakers, considering the complexities of AI and how to navigate these.
