Publisher's Synopsis
"The Ethical Frontier of Artificial Intelligence" confronts the looming impact of AI on employment, spotlighting the urgent need for a shift in our approach to the workforce, skill cultivation, and economic viability. As AI's prowess threatens roles across various sectors-from the trucking industry bracing for self-driving technology to the legal and accounting professions grappling with automation-the specter of job displacement and the resulting socio-economic upheaval cannot be ignored. This book explores how, where and when AI could potentially render 300 million jobs obsolete within the next decade, casting a critical eye on the resulting ramifications for workers and the broader societal structure. Through detailed case studies, authoritative insights, and an in-depth examination of existing and proposed regulatory measures, it serves as an essential guide to the ethical challenges posed by AI. Advocating for mindful innovation, this work underscores the necessity of integrating AI in ways that bolster human capability and preserve the foundational principles of our society.
