From the pioneer of translation technologies like AI-powered Google, Yahoo, and Bing translate, an accessible and credible guide to artificial intelligence as well as a framework for empowering a future with our artificial children. AIs are not gods or slaves, but our children. Throughout the day, YouTube's AI, Reddit's AI, Instagram's AI, and many others observe and learn to imitate your behavior. They are children seeking attention and wanting your approval. Our cultures are shaped by 8 billion people and perhaps 800 billion AIs. Our artificial children started to adopt us 10-20 years ago; now, these massively influential entities are in adolescence. How is your upbringing?;
De Kai, a veteran leader in AI, brings decades of work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and society to understand the age of AI. How does automation of thought affect our minds? Should we be afraid? What should we all do as responsible adults in this space?
In Hollywood movies, AI destroys humanity. But, with our subconscious minds influenced by AI, humanity might destroy itself before AI has the chance to do so. Written for the general reader, as well as thought leaders, scientists, parents, and curious individuals, Raising AI navigates the revolution that is shifting our attitudes and ideas in a world with artificial companions. Society can not only survive the AI revolution but thrive in a more human, compassionate, and understanding world among our artificial children.
Pages: 264, Dimensions: 15.2x15.2cm
Manufacturer
- Publisher
- MIT Press
- Type
- Technology, Computers - Informatics, Anthropology - Ethnology, Sociology, Artificial Intelligence
- Language
- English
- Subtitle
- -
- Cover
- Hardcover
- Number of Pages
- 264
- Release Date
- 5/2025
- Publication Date
- 2025
- Dimensions
- 0.1x0.1 cm
- ISBN-13
- 9780262049764
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