Isaacs alexandra (46 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Tahir, Emaan (illustratore).

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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. The Humanoid Age: When Robots Walk Among Us. Tahir, Emaan (illustratore). Book.

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Bolsillo. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: Nuevo. 01. En 2019, Leticia fue diagnosticada con un trastorno bipolar, un padecimiento grave y crónico, después de un ingreso en contra de su voluntad en un hospital psiquiátrico. Este diagnóstico llegó muchos años después de sufrir repetidas crisis de ansiedad y depresión mayor que deterioraron su calidad de vida: la asaltaban las ideas suicidas, quería desaparecer, estar viva suponía un esfuerzo insoportable. Pensó que, con el diagnóstico, no podía caer más bajo y que, por fin, tenía una oportunidad para recuperarse. Sin embargo, su camino con la locura estaba lejos de terminar. Esto la llevó a investigar su historia familiar y a revisar su pasado buscando las claves del porqué de su enfermedad. LIBRO.…

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DVD. Condizione: Sehr gut. B2690-110 4010884529661 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 88.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. NEW book is signed on the first free end paper by the author and dated 8/25/07. Book and priced jacket (15.95) are NEW book is unmarked except for author signature, and probably never opened. Humorous, entertaining, educational and already a big hit with kids, this book is especially awesome because it is interactive. It involves children in the reading process. This is a fine collectible for any library and for any age. Size: 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Alexandra Artigas (illustratore). Signed by Author(s).…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - En 2019, Leticia fue diagnosticada con un trastorno bipolar, un padecimiento grave y crónico, después de un ingreso en contra de su voluntad en un hospital psiquiátrico. Este diagnóstico llegó muchos años después de sufrir repetidas crisis de ansiedad y depresión mayor que deterioraron su calidad de vida: la asaltaban las ideas suicidas, quería desaparecer, estar viva suponía un esfuerzo insoportable.Pensó que, con el diagnóstico, no podía caer más bajo y que, por fin, tenía una oportunidad para recuperarse. Sin embargo, su camino con la locura estaba lejos de terminar. Esto la llevó a investigar su historia familiar y a revisar su pasado buscando las claves del porqué de su enfermedad.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What happens when robots stop living in science fiction and start walking through our homes, hospitals, schools, farms, and workplaces?Humanoid robots are no longer a distant fantasy. They are moving from research labs into warehouses, healthcare settings, elder care conversations, and the future of everyday life. But most people are not ready for what that means.The Humanoid Age: When Robots Walk Among Us is a clear, practical, and deeply human guide to one of the biggest technological shifts of our time. Scientific researcher Alexandria Isaacs explores how humanoid robots may change work, caregiving, parenting, rural communities, safety, privacy, and human connection.This book explains what humanoid robots actually are, how they differ from artificial intelligence and traditional automation, and why their human-like form matters. It also looks honestly at what they can and cannot do today, cutting through both fear and hype.Inside, readers will discover: How humanoid robots could reshape jobs, labor, and the future of work Why robot caregivers may become part of elder care and aging in place What parents should consider as children grow up around AI companions How rural America could benefit from robotic support, if access is handled fairly Why safety, regulation, privacy, and robot ethics must be addressed now What humanity risks losing if convenience replaces connectionWritten with clarity, compassion, and practical insight, The Humanoid Age does not argue that robots are good or bad. It asks a better question: How do we make sure this technology serves human life instead of shrinking it?If you are a caregiver, parent, worker, educator, technology reader, or anyone trying to understand the future before it arrives at your front door, this book is for you.Step into the future with your eyes open. Read The Humanoid Age today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Artificial intelligence is not good or evil.We are.Beyond the Algorithm: Building AI for the Good of Humanity is a clear, urgent, and human centered guide to one of the most important questions of our time: Will AI protect human dignity, or will it become a tool for bias, surveillance, manipulation, and control?Artificial intelligence is already shaping healthcare, hiring, criminal justice, education, finance, privacy, and everyday decision making. Yet the greatest danger is not that machines will suddenly become human. The deeper danger is that humans will build systems that quietly reflect our worst biases, blind spots, incentives, and abuses of power.Alexandra Isaacs examines AI not as a distant future threat, but as a present moral responsibility. Through real world examples, ethical frameworks, and practical insight, she shows how algorithms inherit human values, how bias becomes embedded in machine learning systems, and why responsible AI development must begin with transparency, accountability, fairness, privacy, and compassion.Inside, you will explore: Why AI is never truly neutralHow algorithmic bias affects hiring, healthcare, criminal justice, and facial recognitionWhy privacy and human dignity are at risk in the age of predictive technologyWhat responsible AI development looks like in practiceHow governance, regulation, and accountability can protect the publicWhy healthcare AI must preserve compassion and equityHow individuals, leaders, organizations, and policymakers can shape a better AI futureYou do not need a computer science degree to understand the stakes. You only need curiosity, concern, and the willingness to ask better questions.Beyond the Algorithm is for professionals, leaders, policymakers, technologists, students, and everyday readers who want AI to serve humanity instead of exploit it.The future will not be decided by algorithms alone.It will be decided by the humans who build, guide, question, and govern them.Read Beyond the Algorithm and join the conversation that will shape what comes next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Tahir, Emaan (illustratore).

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Artificial intelligence is not good or evil.We are.Beyond the Algorithm: Building AI for the Good of Humanity is a clear, urgent, and human centered guide to one of the most important questions of our time: Will AI protect human dignity, or will it become a tool for bias, surveillance, manipulation, and control?Artificial intelligence is already shaping healthcare, hiring, criminal justice, education, finance, privacy, and everyday decision making. Yet the greatest danger is not that machines will suddenly become human. The deeper danger is that humans will build systems that quietly reflect our worst biases, blind spots, incentives, and abuses of power.Alexandra Isaacs examines AI not as a distant future threat, but as a present moral responsibility. Through real world examples, ethical frameworks, and practical insight, she shows how algorithms inherit human values, how bias becomes embedded in machine learning systems, and why responsible AI development must begin with transparency, accountability, fairness, privacy, and compassion.Inside, you will explore: Why AI is never truly neutralHow algorithmic bias affects hiring, healthcare, criminal justice, and facial recognitionWhy privacy and human dignity are at risk in the age of predictive technologyWhat responsible AI development looks like in practiceHow governance, regulation, and accountability can protect the publicWhy healthcare AI must preserve compassion and equityHow individuals, leaders, organizations, and policymakers can shape a better AI futureYou do not need a computer science degree to understand the stakes. You only need curiosity, concern, and the willingness to ask better questions.Beyond the Algorithm is for professionals, leaders, policymakers, technologists, students, and everyday readers who want AI to serve humanity instead of exploit it.The future will not be decided by algorithms alone.It will be decided by the humans who build, guide, question, and govern them.Read Beyond the Algorithm and join the conversation that will shape what comes next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. En 2019, Leticia fue diagnosticada con un trastorno bipolar, un padecimiento grave y cronico, despues de un ingreso en contra de su voluntad en un hospital psiquiatrico. Este diagnostico llego muchos anos despues de sufrir repetidas crisis de ansiedad y depresion mayor que deterioraron su calidad de vida: la asaltaban las ideas suicidas, queria desaparecer, estar viva suponia un esfuerzo insoportable.Penso que, con el diagnostico, no podia caer mas bajo y que, por fin, tenia una oportunidad para recuperarse. Sin embargo, su camino con la locura estaba lejos de terminar. Esto la llevo a investigar su historia familiar y a revisar su pasado buscando las claves del porque de su enfermedad. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What happens when robots stop living in science fiction and start walking through our homes, hospitals, schools, farms, and workplaces?Humanoid robots are no longer a distant fantasy. They are moving from research labs into warehouses, healthcare settings, elder care conversations, and the future of everyday life. But most people are not ready for what that means.The Humanoid Age: When Robots Walk Among Us is a clear, practical, and deeply human guide to one of the biggest technological shifts of our time. Scientific researcher Alexandria Isaacs explores how humanoid robots may change work, caregiving, parenting, rural communities, safety, privacy, and human connection.This book explains what humanoid robots actually are, how they differ from artificial intelligence and traditional automation, and why their human-like form matters. It also looks honestly at what they can and cannot do today, cutting through both fear and hype.Inside, readers will discover: How humanoid robots could reshape jobs, labor, and the future of work Why robot caregivers may become part of elder care and aging in place What parents should consider as children grow up around AI companions How rural America could benefit from robotic support, if access is handled fairly Why safety, regulation, privacy, and robot ethics must be addressed now What humanity risks losing if convenience replaces connectionWritten with clarity, compassion, and practical insight, The Humanoid Age does not argue that robots are good or bad. It asks a better question: How do we make sure this technology serves human life instead of shrinking it?If you are a caregiver, parent, worker, educator, technology reader, or anyone trying to understand the future before it arrives at your front door, this book is for you.Step into the future with your eyes open. Read The Humanoid Age today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool. It is becoming a decision-maker.Across business, healthcare, finance, government, and everyday work, AI systems now influence who gets hired, who receives care, how resources are allocated, and which risks leaders choose to take. The problem is not simply that machines are getting smarter. The real problem is that organizations are handing them influence faster than they are building the moral, legal, and human systems needed to govern them.In When Machines Decide: Building Moral Architectures for an AI-Human World, Alexandra Isaacs examines one of the most urgent questions of our time: how do we use artificial intelligence without surrendering accountability, judgment, and human agency Blending AI ethics, governance strategy, human-centered design, and practical leadership insight, this book explores: - How AI is changing decision-making in boardrooms, hospitals, financial institutions, and public systems- Why algorithmic accountability matters when no one can explain a machine's recommendation- How leaders can balance innovation with human oversight- Why responsible AI requires more than technical accuracy- How organizations can build governance frameworks that protect dignity, trust, and fairness- What it means to design moral architectures for an AI-human futureThis is not a fear-driven warning about machines taking over. It is a practical guide to making better choices before the systems we build begin making choices for us.If you are a business leader, policymaker, entrepreneur, technologist, researcher, or reader concerned about the future of AI and human responsibility, this book will help you understand what is at stake and what must be done next.Read When Machines Decide and discover how humanity can guide artificial intelligence before artificial intelligence quietly reshapes humanity.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool. It is becoming a decision-maker.Across business, healthcare, finance, government, and everyday work, AI systems now influence who gets hired, who receives care, how resources are allocated, and which risks leaders choose to take. The problem is not simply that machines are getting smarter. The real problem is that organizations are handing them influence faster than they are building the moral, legal, and human systems needed to govern them.In When Machines Decide: Building Moral Architectures for an AI-Human World, Alexandra Isaacs examines one of the most urgent questions of our time: how do we use artificial intelligence without surrendering accountability, judgment, and human agency?Blending AI ethics, governance strategy, human-centered design, and practical leadership insight, this book explores: How AI is changing decision-making in boardrooms, hospitals, financial institutions, and public systemsWhy algorithmic accountability matters when no one can explain a machine's recommendationHow leaders can balance innovation with human oversightWhy responsible AI requires more than technical accuracyHow organizations can build governance frameworks that protect dignity, trust, and fairnessWhat it means to design moral architectures for an AI-human futureThis is not a fear-driven warning about machines taking over. It is a practical guide to making better choices before the systems we build begin making choices for us.If you are a business leader, policymaker, entrepreneur, technologist, researcher, or reader concerned about the future of AI and human responsibility, this book will help you understand what is at stake and what must be done next.Read When Machines Decide and discover how humanity can guide artificial intelligence before artificial intelligence quietly reshapes humanity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What happens when robots stop living in science fiction and start walking through our homes, hospitals, schools, farms, and workplaces?Humanoid robots are no longer a distant fantasy. They are moving from research labs into warehouses, healthcare settings, elder care conversations, and the future of everyday life. But most people are not ready for what that means.The Humanoid Age: When Robots Walk Among Us is a clear, practical, and deeply human guide to one of the biggest technological shifts of our time. Scientific researcher Alexandria Isaacs explores how humanoid robots may change work, caregiving, parenting, rural communities, safety, privacy, and human connection.This book explains what humanoid robots actually are, how they differ from artificial intelligence and traditional automation, and why their human-like form matters. It also looks honestly at what they can and cannot do today, cutting through both fear and hype.Inside, readers will discover: How humanoid robots could reshape jobs, labor, and the future of work Why robot caregivers may become part of elder care and aging in place What parents should consider as children grow up around AI companions How rural America could benefit from robotic support, if access is handled fairly Why safety, regulation, privacy, and robot ethics must be addressed now What humanity risks losing if convenience replaces connectionWritten with clarity, compassion, and practical insight, The Humanoid Age does not argue that robots are good or bad. It asks a better question: How do we make sure this technology serves human life instead of shrinking it?If you are a caregiver, parent, worker, educator, technology reader, or anyone trying to understand the future before it arrives at your front door, this book is for you.Step into the future with your eyes open. Read The Humanoid Age today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool. It is becoming a decision-maker.Across business, healthcare, finance, government, and everyday work, AI systems now influence who gets hired, who receives care, how resources are allocated, and which risks leaders choose to take. The problem is not simply that machines are getting smarter. The real problem is that organizations are handing them influence faster than they are building the moral, legal, and human systems needed to govern them.In When Machines Decide: Building Moral Architectures for an AI-Human World, Alexandra Isaacs examines one of the most urgent questions of our time: how do we use artificial intelligence without surrendering accountability, judgment, and human agency?Blending AI ethics, governance strategy, human-centered design, and practical leadership insight, this book explores: How AI is changing decision-making in boardrooms, hospitals, financial institutions, and public systemsWhy algorithmic accountability matters when no one can explain a machine's recommendationHow leaders can balance innovation with human oversightWhy responsible AI requires more than technical accuracyHow organizations can build governance frameworks that protect dignity, trust, and fairnessWhat it means to design moral architectures for an AI-human futureThis is not a fear-driven warning about machines taking over. It is a practical guide to making better choices before the systems we build begin making choices for us.If you are a business leader, policymaker, entrepreneur, technologist, researcher, or reader concerned about the future of AI and human responsibility, this book will help you understand what is at stake and what must be done next.Read When Machines Decide and discover how humanity can guide artificial intelligence before artificial intelligence quietly reshapes humanity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What happens when robots stop living in science fiction and start walking through our homes, hospitals, schools, farms, and workplaces Humanoid robots are no longer a distant fantasy. They are moving from research labs into warehouses, healthcare settings, elder care conversations, and the future of everyday life. But most people are not ready for what that means.The Humanoid Age: When Robots Walk Among Us is a clear, practical, and deeply human guide to one of the biggest technological shifts of our time. Scientific researcher Alexandria Isaacs explores how humanoid robots may change work, caregiving, parenting, rural communities, safety, privacy, and human connection.This book explains what humanoid robots actually are, how they differ from artificial intelligence and traditional automation, and why their human-like form matters. It also looks honestly at what they can and cannot do today, cutting through both fear and hype.Inside, readers will discover:How humanoid robots could reshape jobs, labor, and the future of work Why robot caregivers may become part of elder care and aging in place What parents should consider as children grow up around AI companions How rural America could benefit from robotic support, if access is handled fairly Why safety, regulation, privacy, and robot ethics must be addressed now What humanity risks losing if convenience replaces connectionWritten with clarity, compassion, and practical insight, The Humanoid Age does not argue that robots are good or bad. It asks a better question: How do we make sure this technology serves human life instead of shrinking it If you are a caregiver, parent, worker, educator, technology reader, or anyone trying to understand the future before it arrives at your front door, this book is for you.Step into the future with your eyes open. Read The Humanoid Age today.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool. It is becoming a decision-maker.Across business, healthcare, finance, government, and everyday work, AI systems now influence who gets hired, who receives care, how resources are allocated, and which risks leaders choose to take. The problem is not simply that machines are getting smarter. The real problem is that organizations are handing them influence faster than they are building the moral, legal, and human systems needed to govern them.In When Machines Decide: Building Moral Architectures for an AI-Human World, Alexandra Isaacs examines one of the most urgent questions of our time: how do we use artificial intelligence without surrendering accountability, judgment, and human agency?Blending AI ethics, governance strategy, human-centered design, and practical leadership insight, this book explores: How AI is changing decision-making in boardrooms, hospitals, financial institutions, and public systemsWhy algorithmic accountability matters when no one can explain a machine's recommendationHow leaders can balance innovation with human oversightWhy responsible AI requires more than technical accuracyHow organizations can build governance frameworks that protect dignity, trust, and fairnessWhat it means to design moral architectures for an AI-human futureThis is not a fear-driven warning about machines taking over. It is a practical guide to making better choices before the systems we build begin making choices for us.If you are a business leader, policymaker, entrepreneur, technologist, researcher, or reader concerned about the future of AI and human responsibility, this book will help you understand what is at stake and what must be done next.Read When Machines Decide and discover how humanity can guide artificial intelligence before artificial intelligence quietly reshapes humanity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What happens when robots stop living in science fiction and start walking through our homes, hospitals, schools, farms, and workplaces?Humanoid robots are no longer a distant fantasy. They are moving from research labs into warehouses, healthcare settings, elder care conversations, and the future of everyday life. But most people are not ready for what that means.The Humanoid Age: When Robots Walk Among Us is a clear, practical, and deeply human guide to one of the biggest technological shifts of our time. Scientific researcher Alexandria Isaacs explores how humanoid robots may change work, caregiving, parenting, rural communities, safety, privacy, and human connection.This book explains what humanoid robots actually are, how they differ from artificial intelligence and traditional automation, and why their human-like form matters. It also looks honestly at what they can and cannot do today, cutting through both fear and hype.Inside, readers will discover: How humanoid robots could reshape jobs, labor, and the future of work Why robot caregivers may become part of elder care and aging in place What parents should consider as children grow up around AI companions How rural America could benefit from robotic support, if access is handled fairly Why safety, regulation, privacy, and robot ethics must be addressed now What humanity risks losing if convenience replaces connectionWritten with clarity, compassion, and practical insight, The Humanoid Age does not argue that robots are good or bad. It asks a better question: How do we make sure this technology serves human life instead of shrinking it?If you are a caregiver, parent, worker, educator, technology reader, or anyone trying to understand the future before it arrives at your front door, this book is for you.Step into the future with your eyes open. Read The Humanoid Age today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …