Hi! As per title. I’m a computer scientist student, so I already know the technical part; I’d love to find a book that analyses the ethical and social consequences of latest AI models.
Everything I found so far is either
– from before 2020, hence it’s before the boom of ChatGPT/Midjourney, and doesn’t take into account how big of an impact LLMs/Stable Difffusion had. I’m not opposed to reading older books, but I’m concerned that their take might be very outdated.
– (even worse) some very sci-fi and uninformed take on how AI are sentient – which at the moment they are not – and will autonomously rebel on humanity and bring the apocalypse.
For example: bring me data and real-life examples on how AI trained on biased datasets discriminated non-white people in a medical setting (or how it managed to not do that); tell me how can bias in datasets are minimized, and which (if any) industry has taken steps to do that; how many people lost their job to AI; what is the role of country legislation in AI regulation…
Bonus points if it also tackles the impact of AIs on education and their use in schools.
Thank you!
by onlyoko