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0 reviewsThis book, written by an academic philosopher who also has experience with advice for policymaking, deals with both aspects: it treats ethics as related to all these questions. It aims to give the reader a good overview of the ethical problems with AI understood broadly, ranging from influential narratives about the future of AI and philosophical questions about the nature and future of the human, to ethical concerns about responsibility and bias and how to deal with real-world practical issues raised by the technology by means of policy—preferably before it is too late.
What happens when it is “too late”? Some scenarios are dystopian and utopian at the same time. Let me start with some dreams and nightmares about the technological future, influential narratives that, at least at first sight, seem relevant to evaluating the potential benefits and dangers of artificial intelligence.
