9798890794840 - The Ethical Nightmare Challenge: How to Avoid the Worst of AI di Blackman, Reid (11 risultati)

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Who's Holding the Flamethrower? This is Your Field Guide to Avoiding AI's Worst NightmaresSuppose I have a cat and you're kind enough to give me a cat guidebook. It works well, the cat is happy, I'm happy.But then I get a tiger. I come to you and say, "I need you to update the cat guidebook to include tigers."Would you say, "Sure, no problem, they're both felines"? Or would you look at me with fire in your eyes and exclaim, "Are you nuts? These are wildly different beasts. You need a new guide altogether!"This is the crisis facing businesses today. For years, we used "cat manuals" for narrow AI. Then Generative AI burst onto the scene, and we tried to make the old rules fit. Now, as organizations race toward Agentic AI and complex automations, we are trying to manage tigers with cat-sized thinking.The result? A looming Risk Clusterf***.In The Ethical Nightmare Challenge, AI ethics expert Reid Blackman reveals why the standard approach to AI governance is "utterly inadequate" and destined to fall apart. Whether you are a CEO, a developer, or or leading a department or project, you are now part of an ecosystem where SO MANY DECISIONS lead to unpredictable, high-stakes outcomes.This book isn't a boring checklist; it's a safety rope that allows you to innovate faster without the fear of going splat.You will learn how to: Understand why your current AI governance program is already failing - and why the leap from Narrow AI to Generative to Agentic AI isn't an upgrade problem but a categorical one. Cat guidebooks can't be updated to handle tigers.Identify your organization's specific AI ethical nightmares - the vivid, concrete, plausible disaster scenarios that your teams need to name before they can prevent them.Score and prioritize those nightmares by likelihood and severity, so your organization focuses its energy where it actually matters.Move past compliance theater - stop writing policies that gather dust and start building cross-functional teams that engage in collaborative problem-solving around real outcomes.Deploy the 7-Step ENC Method across your organization at the enterprise, department, and project level - using the same language, the same tools, and the same framework at every tier.Avoid the deliberation problem, automation bias, and the ethical flash crash - the specific disasters that unfold when organizations let Generative and Agentic AI make decisions humans should be making.Scale nightmare avoidance in weeks, not years - without overhauling your org structure, hiring a compliance army, or waiting for regulators to tell you what to do.The Ethical Nightmare Challenge presents a novel, outcome-oriented framework based on three simple, urgent questions: 1. What are your organization's AI ethical nightmares?2. What resources will you build to avoid them?3. How will you train your people to use those resources effectively?If your organization can identify and avoid its potential nightmares, it's ready for the future of AI. If it can't, you shouldn't sleep well. 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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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Who's Holding the Flamethrower? This is Your Field Guide to Avoiding AI's Worst NightmaresSuppose I have a cat and you're kind enough to give me a cat guidebook. It works well, the cat is happy, I'm happy.But then I get a tiger. I come to you and say, "I need you to update the cat guidebook to include tigers."Would you say, "Sure, no problem, they're both felines"? Or would you look at me with fire in your eyes and exclaim, "Are you nuts? These are wildly different beasts. You need a new guide altogether!"This is the crisis facing businesses today. For years, we used "cat manuals" for narrow AI. Then Generative AI burst onto the scene, and we tried to make the old rules fit. Now, as organizations race toward Agentic AI and complex automations, we are trying to manage tigers with cat-sized thinking.The result? A looming Risk Clusterf***.In The Ethical Nightmare Challenge, AI ethics expert Reid Blackman reveals why the standard approach to AI governance is "utterly inadequate" and destined to fall apart. Whether you are a CEO, a developer, or or leading a department or project, you are now part of an ecosystem where SO MANY DECISIONS lead to unpredictable, high-stakes outcomes.This book isn't a boring checklist; it's a safety rope that allows you to innovate faster without the fear of going splat.You will learn how to: Understand why your current AI governance program is already failing - and why the leap from Narrow AI to Generative to Agentic AI isn't an upgrade problem but a categorical one. Cat guidebooks can't be updated to handle tigers.Identify your organization's specific AI ethical nightmares - the vivid, concrete, plausible disaster scenarios that your teams need to name before they can prevent them.Score and prioritize those nightmares by likelihood and severity, so your organization focuses its energy where it actually matters.Move past compliance theater - stop writing policies that gather dust and start building cross-functional teams that engage in collaborative problem-solving around real outcomes.Deploy the 7-Step ENC Method across your organization at the enterprise, department, and project level - using the same language, the same tools, and the same framework at every tier.Avoid the deliberation problem, automation bias, and the ethical flash crash - the specific disasters that unfold when organizations let Generative and Agentic AI make decisions humans should be making.Scale nightmare avoidance in weeks, not years - without overhauling your org structure, hiring a compliance army, or waiting for regulators to tell you what to do.The Ethical Nightmare Challenge presents a novel, outcome-oriented framework based on three simple, urgent questions: 1. What are your organization's AI ethical nightmares?2. What resources will you build to avoid them?3. How will you train your people to use those resources effectively?If your organization can identify and avoid its potential nightmares, it's ready for the future of AI. If it can't, you shouldn't sleep well. 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.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Who's Holding the Flamethrower? This is Your Field Guide to Avoiding AI's Worst NightmaresSuppose I have a cat and you're kind enough to give me a cat guidebook. It works well, the cat is happy, I'm happy.But then I get a tiger. I come to you and say, "I need you to update the cat guidebook to include tigers."Would you say, "Sure, no problem, they're both felines"? Or would you look at me with fire in your eyes and exclaim, "Are you nuts? These are wildly different beasts. You need a new guide altogether!"This is the crisis facing businesses today. For years, we used "cat manuals" for narrow AI. Then Generative AI burst onto the scene, and we tried to make the old rules fit. Now, as organizations race toward Agentic AI and complex automations, we are trying to manage tigers with cat-sized thinking.The result? A looming Risk Clusterf***.In The Ethical Nightmare Challenge, AI ethics expert Reid Blackman reveals why the standard approach to AI governance is "utterly inadequate" and destined to fall apart. Whether you are a CEO, a developer, or or leading a department or project, you are now part of an ecosystem where SO MANY DECISIONS lead to unpredictable, high-stakes outcomes.This book isn't a boring checklist; it's a safety rope that allows you to innovate faster without the fear of going splat.You will learn how to: Understand why your current AI governance program is already failing - and why the leap from Narrow AI to Generative to Agentic AI isn't an upgrade problem but a categorical one. Cat guidebooks can't be updated to handle tigers.Identify your organization's specific AI ethical nightmares - the vivid, concrete, plausible disaster scenarios that your teams need to name before they can prevent them.Score and prioritize those nightmares by likelihood and severity, so your organization focuses its energy where it actually matters.Move past compliance theater - stop writing policies that gather dust and start building cross-functional teams that engage in collaborative problem-solving around real outcomes.Deploy the 7-Step ENC Method across your organization at the enterprise, department, and project level - using the same language, the same tools, and the same framework at every tier.Avoid the deliberation problem, automation bias, and the ethical flash crash - the specific disasters that unfold when organizations let Generative and Agentic AI make decisions humans should be making.Scale nightmare avoidance in weeks, not years - without overhauling your org structure, hiring a compliance army, or waiting for regulators to tell you what to do.The Ethical Nightmare Challenge presents a novel, outcome-oriented framework based on three simple, urgent questions: 1. What are your organization's AI ethical nightmares?2. What resources will you build to avoid them?3. How will you train your people to use those resources effectively?If your organization can identify and avoid its potential nightmares, it's ready for the future of AI. If it can't, you shouldn't sleep well. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.