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Living with AI
Series: In the National Interest
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Technology described as artificial intelligence is becoming more pervasive, with AI algorithms transforming science and industry, along with our everyday lives. They can rapidly analyse and classify all manner of data. They can generate passages of text and produce realistic images. They are used to design medicines, to autonomously drive cars. They are our tour guides through the vast collection of information on the web. They observe us to suggest products to purchase, movies to watch, and music to hear. They keep a watchful eye on us through cameras at supermarket self-checkouts. And their scope of application is only widening—increasingly, we are interacting with AI without knowing it.
But what is AI really? Is it truly intelligent? Is it always a benignly useful modern-world companion? Not if we consider the increasing volume of AI-enabled criminal activity or the ethical dilemmas posed by the use of AI-powered weaponry. Further, examples already exist showing that the careless use of AI can lead to the exacerbation of social inequalities.
AI systems, no matter how complex their workings or impressive their abilities, are the product of deliberate human design—not just the design of algorithms, but also strategies for sourcing and managing the massive quantities of data on which they operate. But it’s not just the creators of AI who need to think about the impact of the technology. Given its ramifications, all of us need to start thinking about how we want to live with AI.
Living with AI by Campbell Wilson delves into these critical questions and issues, offering readers insight into the pervasive influence of AI in modern society and encouraging reflection on its ethical and practical implications.
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Book Details
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ISBN: 9781922979049
Publisher: Monash University Publishing
Format: Paperback / softback
Date Published: 01 June 2023
Country: Australia
Imprint: Monash University Publishing
Audience: General / adult
DIMENSIONS
Width: 111.0mm
Height: 175.0mm
Weight: 250g
Pages: 96
About the Author
Campbell Wilson is an academic researcher and works in the Faculty of Information Technology at Monash University. He is the co-director of the AiLECS (AI for Law Enforcement and Community Safety) Research Centre, a collaboration between Monash University and the Australian Federal Police. His expertise encompasses machine learning, information retrieval and digital forensics. His current research focuses on the application of AI in addressing serious societal issues such as transnational criminal activity. He also explores the ethical implications of AI technologies in law-enforcement applications and their explainability in policing and judicial contexts.
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