This book offers a comprehensive synthesis of research on the ethics, epistemology, governance, and policies related to artificial intelligence (AI) and its adjacent technologies. Each chapter can be read independently, yet together they provide a detailed and complementary understanding of some of the most pressing issues brought about by AI and digital innovation. Given its modular nature, this book is suitable for readers seeking a reliable overview of AI ethics as well as for experts looking to delve into specific areas of the current debate.

Brings together cross-cultural perspectives on AI from the United States, China, and Europe Covers all aspects of the philosophy of artificial intelligence Includes works from seasoned and authoritative experts, as well as contributions from promising new scholars

Autorentext

Guoyu Wang is a professor at the School of Philosophy, Fudan University, and dean of the Institute of Technology Ethics for Human Future at Fudan University, China Association for Science and Technology, Changjiang Scholar Distinguished Professor, Ministry of Education. Her research areas include High-tech Ethics, Bio-medical Ethics, Environmental Ethics, German Philosophy of Technology and Science, Technology, and Culture.

Inhalt

Introduction, Why is cross-cultural dialogue on AI ethics important?.- Philosophical foundations of AI ethics.- AI ethics and its social implications.- Challenges and value alignment in LLM.- AI and AI ethics in different cultural perspectives.- AI and techno-ethics.