A system can be designed with the best intentions, and work exactly as designed... and still leave people worse off.
That’s where AI ethics gets interesting—and where it becomes everyone’s business.
Ethical AI explores what it takes to make this technology worth having. It starts by shaking up familiar assumptions about what AI actually is, then follows the consequences of putting it to work. Who gets the benefit? Who bears the burden? And when something goes wrong, who has the power to put it right?
Such questions become concrete when a system influences whether someone gets a home, or when a community absorbs the infrastructure demands of a new datacenter. The technical details matter, but so do the decisions people make around them. A promise of “human oversight” means little if the human can’t intervene.
With an approachable voice and a sense of humor, and judicious usage of dogs in comics, this book makes difficult ideas accessible without pretending the choices are one sided or easy. It takes AI’s potential benefit seriously while asking what evidence would justify trusting a particular system with a particular job.
You’ll develop a practical way to examine those choices, set meaningful limits, and revisit decisions when the facts change. The aim is to help you recognize worthwhile uses of AI—and insist on conditions that make them worthwhile for the people affected.
Because building something impressive is only part of the job. We also have to decide what we can and should let it do.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A system can be designed with the best intentions, and work exactly as designed. and still leave people worse off.That's where AI ethics gets interesting-and where it becomes everyone's business.Ethical AI explores what it takes to make this technology worth having. It starts by shaking up familiar assumptions about what AI actually is, then follows the consequences of putting it to work. Who gets the benefit? Who bears the burden? And when something goes wrong, who has the power to put it right?Such questions become concrete when a system influences whether someone gets a home, or when a community absorbs the infrastructure demands of a new datacenter. The technical details matter, but so do the decisions people make around them. A promise of "human oversight" means little if the human can't intervene.With an approachable voice and a sense of humor, and judicious usage of dogs in comics, this book makes difficult ideas accessible without pretending the choices are one sided or easy. It takes AI's potential benefit seriously while asking what evidence would justify trusting a particular system with a particular job.You'll develop a practical way to examine those choices, set meaningful limits, and revisit decisions when the facts change. The aim is to help you recognize worthwhile uses of AI-and insist on conditions that make them worthwhile for the people affected.Because building something impressive is only part of the job. We also have to decide what we can and should let it do. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798160908175
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A system can be designed with the best intentions, and work exactly as designed. and still leave people worse off.That's where AI ethics gets interesting-and where it becomes everyone's business.Ethical AI explores what it takes to make this technology worth having. It starts by shaking up familiar assumptions about what AI actually is, then follows the consequences of putting it to work. Who gets the benefit? Who bears the burden? And when something goes wrong, who has the power to put it right?Such questions become concrete when a system influences whether someone gets a home, or when a community absorbs the infrastructure demands of a new datacenter. The technical details matter, but so do the decisions people make around them. A promise of "human oversight" means little if the human can't intervene.With an approachable voice and a sense of humor, and judicious usage of dogs in comics, this book makes difficult ideas accessible without pretending the choices are one sided or easy. It takes AI's potential benefit seriously while asking what evidence would justify trusting a particular system with a particular job.You'll develop a practical way to examine those choices, set meaningful limits, and revisit decisions when the facts change. The aim is to help you recognize worthwhile uses of AI-and insist on conditions that make them worthwhile for the people affected.Because building something impressive is only part of the job. We also have to decide what we can and should let it do. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798160908175
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