Ethical Artificial Intelligence from Popular to Cognitive Science

This book offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the ethics of autonomous and intelligent systems, and focuses on social cognition to understand ethical issues and decision making associated with AI, making it fascinating reading for academics, students, and professionals interested in the trust and ethics of AI.

Dr. Jordan Richard Schoenherr is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology (Concordia University), an adjunct research professor in the Department of Psychology and member of the Institute for Data Science (Carleton University), and a former visiting scholar at the US Military Academy (West Point). His primary areas of interest are decision-making, ethics, and learning with application in metacognition, the health professions, and the ethics of artificial intelligence.

Preface 1. Introduction 2. The Essence of AI: Features and Functions of Autonomous / Intelligent Systems 3. Social and Ethical Issues in AIS Popular Science Discourse. 4. Twilight of the Gods: Frameworks from Philosophical Ethical 5. Right-Thinking: Moral Competency and Ethical Sensmaking 6. Designing with Ethics: Ethics of AIS and Ethical AIS 7. Implementation and Trust in the Age of Entanglement Appendix