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The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence: Foundations, Frontiers, and Futures is a comprehensive textbook designed for graduate students across philosophy, computer science, public policy, law, and the social sciences, yet written with enough clarity to serve the curious public. Authored by Professor Babu George, the book confronts a central provocation: no single discipline owns the ethical questions raised by AI, yet every discipline touching the technology must grapple with them.
Rejecting the temptation to offer premature closure, the text embraces intellectual honesty about uncertainty. It acknowledges that many systems discussed did not exist five years ago and that settled answers often do not yet exist. Instead, it treats ethical reasoning under uncertainty as a practical skill, one we already exercise in medicine and law, now applied to algorithms shaping hiring decisions, criminal sentencing, medical diagnosis, and democratic governance.
The book is organized into five parts: philosophical and historical foundations; core challenges including bias, privacy, transparency, and the future of work; frontier questions about consciousness, existential risk, generative AI, and autonomous weapons; governance and regulatory frameworks; and the evolving future of the field itself. Each chapter integrates real-world case studies and thought experiments not as decoration, but as integral tools for thinking through hard problems. The result is not a checklist for compliance or a public relations manual, but a serious invitation to sit with difficult questions long enough to think well about them.
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