Mark Coeckelbergh is a professor of philosophy of media and technology at the University of Vienna and one of the world's leading thinkers on the ethics of artificial intelligence. He has advised the European Commission and other institutions on AI policy and ethics.
AI Ethics provides a comprehensive, accessible introduction to the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence, covering issues from privacy and bias to autonomous weapons and the future of work. Coeckelbergh draws on philosophy, political theory, and technology studies to help readers navigate the most important ethical questions of the digital age.
The audiobook and book versions offer listeners and readers an essential guide to understanding the ethical dimensions of AI. Coeckelbergh's work appeals to technologists, policymakers, students, and anyone who wants to think more clearly about the moral implications of the technologies shaping our world.
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