Artificial Intelligence : Ethical, Social, and Security Impacts for the Present and the Future, Second Edition.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Mehan, Julie.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Artificial intelligence.

Ethics.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (409 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Ely : IT Governance Ltd, 2024.

Summary:

This book presents a concrete approach to identifying appropriate ethical principles in AI solutions.

Contents:

Cover

Title

Copyright

Foreword

About The Author

Acknowledgements

Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: AI defined and common depictions of AI - Is it a benevolent force for humanity or an existential threat?

A very brief history of AI - and perceptions of AI

What exactly is AI?

AI learning styles

Back to the original question

Chapter 2: Is AI really ubiquitous - Does it or will it permeate everything we do?

Ubiquitous AI

What is allowing AI to become almost a "common utility"?

What makes people refer to AI as ubiquitous?

Chapter 3: Human-machine collaboration - Can we talk to them in English (or any other language)?

The "Age of With™"

The five Ts of human-machine collaboration

Types of human-machine collaboration

How can humans and machines communicate?

Challenges to human-machine collaboration

Chapter 4: AI, ethics, and society - Are they compatible?

How do ethics relate to AI?

Potential positive ethical and security/safety impacts of AI

AI in the time of COVID

Potential negative ethical and security/safety impacts of AI

The reasons it is difficult for humans to fully address these potential challenges from AI

Chapter 5: Bias in AI - Why is it important and potentially dangerous?

Where does AI bias come from?

Real-life examples of bias in AI

Can AI's decisions be less biased than human ones?

Identifying and removing bias in AI

Chapter 6: AI and cybersecurity - AI as a sword or a shield?

AI as a sword

AI as a shield

It's more than just AI tools

Chapter 7: AI and our society - Will the result be professional, ethical, and social deskilling, or upskilling?

Professional deskilling and upskilling

Ethical deskilling and upskilling

Social deskilling and upskilling

Chapter 8: AI and privacy - Is anything really private anymore?.

Privacy and security

Data privacy

Monitoring and surveillance

Privacy laws and regulations in the age of AI

Chapter 9: Misinformation, disinformation, fake news, manipulation, and deep fakes - Do we know how to think critically about information?

Misinformation

Disinformation

User manipulation

Thinking critically about information and information sources

Become a digital detective

Chapter 10: AI and social media - How is it affecting us?

What is the relationship between social media and AI?

The unforeseen effects of AI and social media

Chapter 11: "The measure of a man"- Can AI become more like a human?

What does it mean to be "human"?

Applying human characteristics to AI

But can AI be considered alive?

AI - A new species

Chapter 12: what's next in AI - Less artificial and more intelligent?

The future of AI - What comes next?

A primer for integrating ethics and safety into new AI developments

Policy and legal considerations

Chapter 13: Ethical challenges of AI 2024 and beyond: The moral imperative of navigating this new terrain

2023 was a tipping point for AI

How do we set safeguards for AI, especially generative AI?

Misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation through the use of generative AI

Weaponization of AI

Copyright, intellectual property, and other legal risks

Privacy, surveillance, and social media

AI-induced loss of jobs

AI in education

Environmental impact of increased AI

AI and changes in human relationships

2024 and beyond - the years of AI legislation

Chapter 14: Final thoughts

Further reading.

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ISBN:

1-78778-513-0

OCLC:

1451798828