Description
Humans of AI shifts its perspective from algorithms and hardware to focus on the human factor in developing and guiding AI. The author explores the key role that scientists, data labelers, managers, and even ordinary users play in shaping AI behavior. The book shows how human biases, values, and decisions are directly transferred into programming code and automated decision-making systems.
By examining the ethical and sociological dimensions of this technology, the book helps the reader understand that artificial intelligence is not an independent entity, but rather a reflection of the human society that creates it. Aiming to create a human-centered approach to technological development, this work depicts the challenges and opportunities facing societies in the era of coexistence with intelligent machines.
Book Features
- Special focus on the ethical, psychological, and human aspects of developing intelligent systems
- A detailed examination of the phenomenon of algorithmic bias and methods for reducing human errors in artificial intelligence
- Telling real stories and experiences from engineers and experts who are shaping the future of this technology
- Providing practical solutions for designing responsible and ethical AI systems
- An engaging, non-technical text that is understandable to anyone interested in the future of society and technology.
Book specifications
- Publisher: AEVO
- Instructor/Author: JOSEPH WILSON
- Number of pages: 353
- Number of chapters: 14
- Format: PDF
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