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100 _aShah, Neepa
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245 _aArtificial Intelligence and Social Ethics:
_bGandhian Approach
260 _aJaipur:
_bRawat Publications,
_c2024
300 _a220p.
520 _aThis book explores the multifaceted applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across various domains and its potential long-term societal implications. Over the past 50 years, spanning from the industrial era to the automation era, industries have undergone significant transformations. While such transitions have introduced benefits like increased efficiency, they have also raised concerns over unemployment, breach of privacy, shifts in human interactions, proliferation of high-tech weaponry, auto pilot vehicles, and more. Not only industrial sectors but domains including finance, security, healthcare, justice, entertainment, and education have also witnessed the integration of automated procedures, profoundly impacting human lives and catalyzing drastic societal transformations. Consequently, a virtual society is beginning to emerge alongside the real one, reshaping economies, politics, and cultures at both national and global levels. The foresight of Gandhian humanism anticipated these changes, foreseeing their potential harm to society. Gandhi’s was not against machinery, but rather against its usage in manners that undermine human dignity and freedom. Gandhi’s apprehensions regarding unemployment, the erosion of interpersonal connections, and the integrity of democracy resonate deeply in the context of our current era. His advocacy urged society to ready itself for the challenges of the present age and embrace community life.
650 _aArtificial Intelligence
_vMachine Learning
_vDeep Learning
_vCloud Computing
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650 _aSocial Ethics
_91819
_vEthics
650 _aDigital Automation
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650 _aGandhian Humanism
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