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The AI Paradox: How to Make Sense of a Complex Future is written by Virginia Dignum, a leading AI researcher, and instead of focusing on the technical aspects, it focuses on the complex and sometimes contradictory relationship between AI and human intelligence. The author believes that as AI becomes more powerful, the value of uniquely human qualities such as creativity, empathy, and moral reasoning will become more apparent. In this work, she examines eight key AI paradoxes to show that the main challenges of the technology lie not in the programming code, but in our understanding of ourselves.
Cutting through the hype and exaggerated fears, the book seeks to answer questions about justice, transparency, and the governance of AI. The author argues that instead of passively accepting technological advances, we must use AI in a conscious and inclusive way to advance collective human values. This work is an invitation to rethink the role of technology in our lives and to strive to build a future in which humans remain at the center of innovation.
Book Features
- An examination of eight fundamental paradoxes in the relationship between humans and artificial intelligence.
- In-depth analysis of ethical issues, justice, and bias in machine decision-making.
- Presenting a critical perspective on the ability of artificial intelligence to imitate human behavior.
- Emphasizing the importance of participatory and transparent approaches to technology governance.
- Challenging common notions about the full autonomy of AI.
- Written based on the author’s decades of experience in artificial intelligence research and policymaking.
Book specifications
- Publisher: PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS
- Instructor/Author: VIRGINIA DIGNUM
- Number of pages: 190
- Number of chapters: 9
- Format: PDF
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