Realistic and Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence

In Realistic and Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence, 1st Edition, authors present an investigation into how modern automated systems intersect with moral responsibility. Designed for artificial intelligence researchers, software practitioners, and general public readers seeking deeper moral understanding, the book identifies systemic risks in automated tools while presenting realistic, community-focused solutions.

The thematic structure bridges core technical developments with broader societal impacts. Early sections examine Large Language Models, generative software, data scraping techniques, and individual privacy. The analysis then addresses corporate accountability, institutional trust, and patterns of technology abuse, extending into environmental effects like climate change alongside philosophical reflections on machine morals, future panic, dissent, and human mortality.

Comprising 200 pages, the volume incorporates 17 black and white illustrations to support its core arguments. The text fits upper-level university courses and self-directed inquiry in technology ethics, computer science, and social policy.