Springer Artificial Intelligence and Social Ethics

This book delves into the critical issues arising from the influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other technologies on human consciousness and societal norms. It discusses job displacement, inequality, ecological impacts, and privacy concerns. It highlights the psychological effects of binge-watching and gaming, and the ways AI tools influence human sensitivity. The volume balances the economic benefits of AI with potential job losses, scrutinizes ethical dilemmas like data theft and result manipulation. It revisits the insights of Gandhi and Marx to advocate for holistic societal solutions. The book provides an overview of technological developments over recent decades, presenting a global perspective on automation and the history and fundamentals of AI. The book addresses the ethical dilemmas posed by AI, including its role in surveillance, data collection, and socio-economic imbalances. It offers well-defined policies to guide the development and use of ICT tools and examines the effects of AI across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, education, and entertainment. It highlights the need for skilled manpower to keep pace with emerging technologies. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the ethical implications of modern technology.