Understanding the Ethical Concerns of Generative AI: A Practical Guide is designed to help readers navigate a world increasingly shaped by generative AI technologies. The text prepares readers to confront issues such as bias, sustainability, transparency, and privacy as these technologies become more ubiquitous in daily life. Emphasis is placed on developing a theoretical foundation for ethical behavior and understanding the new ethical concerns that emerge from the use of generative AI.
The text discusses how generative AI systems can amplify biases, the potential for deception, environmental considerations, and the ethical responsibilities associated with AI development and deployment, including its impact on privacy and employment. Through these discussions, the book equips readers with practical skills to address the challenges of a technologically complex world.
Incredibly timely and an essential resource for today's students and professionals, Understanding the Ethical Concerns of Generative AI is ideal for courses in ethics, communication, philosophy, political science, business, artificial intelligence, and communication technology.