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The book is a multidisciplinary anthology on AI ethics, drawing on contributors from industry, academia, and international bodies, with essays covering applications, philosophy, and science fiction. Its framing is broad and discursive rather than technical, so it offers perspective on societal questions more than new evidence or methods. Readers tracking AI's social impact may find it useful, though the description alone doesn't show how deeply it engages with concrete technical or policy details.

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Computers with Salaries and Cemeteries

GDELTOctober 2, 20264 min read

Frederik F. Flöther Zurich, Switzerland What does it mean to compete against machines—can it still be called sport? Would you trust AI to manage your finances? Can AI follow Buddhist teachings? And what does the history of robot fiction reveal about our current ethical challenges? At a time when AI systems increasingly shape our work and personal decisions, engaging with such questions is no longer optional. This book explores the evolving landscape of…

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