1st Edition

Artificial Intelligence, Business and Civilization Our Fate Made in Machines

By Andreas Kaplan Copyright 2022
66 Pages
by Routledge

66 Pages
by Routledge

66 Pages
by Routledge

Artificial intelligence is shaking up economies around the world as well as society at large and is predicted to be either the best or worst thing to happen to humanity. This book looks at what exactly artificial intelligence is, how it can be classified, how it differentiates from other concepts such as machine learning, big data, blockchain, or the Internet-of-Things, and how it has evolved and... Read more
  1. Commencements: AI, business, and civilization
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  3. Clarifications: AI, big data, the internet-of-things, and robotics
    1. What is (and is not) artificial intelligence?
    2. Classifying, exemplifying, and envisioning
    3. AI’s past, present, and (future) perspective

  4. Concerns: AI’s double-edged sword in education, enterprises, and elections

    1. Did higher education dig its own grave by developing AI?
    2. Both blessing and curse? AI in the workplace
    3. Might AI become a threat to democracy…or is it already?

  1. Constructions: Preparing for the AI revolution
    1. Regulation and the role of the state
    2. AI literacy and ethical conduct
    3. International relations and cross-cultural cooperation

  2. Cases: From retailing to retelling to retaliation
    1. Walmart: The retAIl giant
    2. New York’s Metropolitan Museum of ARTificial intelligence
    3. China: The ultimate AI trAIning ground

  3. Conclusions: Our fate made in machines

Biography

Andreas Kaplan is Professor and Dean of ESCP Business School Paris, Sorbonne Alliance. His research focuses on decrypting the digital world, mainly artificial intelligence and social media.