Description
Cover -- AI Morality -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- Part I: Defence, Health, Law -- 1: Autonomous Weapons Systems and Human Rights -- Human Rights -- Dignity -- Taking Stock -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Further Reading -- 2: Cyber-Risksand Medical Ethics -- Autonomy -- Beneficence -- Non-maleficenceand Justice -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- Further Reading -- 3: Risky Business: AI and the Future of Insurance -- Types of Insurance and Types of Fairness -- Notes -- Further Reading -- 4: AI and Discriminatory Intent -- Introduction -- Discrimination -- Intent -- Punishment -- Notes -- Further Reading -- Part II: Politics and Governance -- 5: The Perfect Politician -- Automating Representation? -- Replacing Voting with Data? -- An Artificial Sovereign? -- Upgrading Political Philosophy for the Age of AI -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- Further Reading -- 6: Collective Intelligence over Artificial Intelligence -- The Transformative Technology Trilemma -- Who Decides Who Decides? -- The Case for Better Collective Intelligence -- Notes -- Further Reading -- Part III: Work and Play -- 7: Work and Meaning: A Challenge for Economics -- Introduction -- Work and Meaning in Economics -- Taking the Relationship Seriously -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- Further Reading -- 8: Losing Skills -- Notes -- Further Reading -- 9: Benevolent Algorithmic Managers -- The Smart Company -- Algorithms at Work -- The Argument from Sovereignty -- The Objection from Non-Alienation -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- Further Reading -- 10: What's Your Price? Three Cheers for Data Markets -- Introduction -- The Current Shape of the Digital Economy -- The Tripartite Model for Data Control -- Benefits of the Tripartite Model -- Objections -- Do Companies Have a Stronger Claim to the Data?.
