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AI Ethics in Action: A practical guide to building modern organizations through purposeful, ethical AI innovation
Author(s): Laura Miller (Author)
- Publisher Finelybook 出版社: Packt Publishing
- Publication Date 出版日期: September 28, 2026
- Language 语言: English
- Print length 页数: 342 pages
- ISBN-10: 1835469507
- ISBN-13: 9781835469507
Book Description
Reshape your AI practices to promote responsible innovation, understand regulations, and secure your organization’s future with guidance from a seasoned ethics expert
Key Features
- Discover how to solve AI business dilemmas by applying the ethics of artificial intelligence
- Develop and utilize ethical frameworks using measurable goals for responsible AI innovation
- Work with real-world use cases, examples, and best practices to navigate complex ethical scenarios
- Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook
Book Description
The rapid rise of GenAI has led businesses to engage in discussions about ethical innovation, but these discussions often lack clear, practical guidance. AI Ethics in Action fills this gap with practical, actionable guidance from an award-winning ethicist and founder and CEO of Aeterne.
This book begins by laying a foundation in philosophical ethics, exploring the ethics of artificial intelligence before setting out a framework for responsible AI innovation, and offering strategies for measurable, ethical decision-making. The chapters provide practical advice on navigating the complex regulatory landscape that organizations, especially global ones, face. You’ll be prepared for the inevitable disruptions AI will bring, with emphasis on the need for next-generation ethical considerations. You’ll also discover best practices and receive practical advice through an in-depth examination of lessons learned across various industries. This book also critically examines the expectations placed on those who develop and deploy AI, addressing the challenges of moving beyond the pursuit of perfection.
By the end of this book, you’ll be able to apply ethical frameworks to AI systems, tackle complex challenges, and make responsible decisions that build trust, transparency, and positive societal impact across your organization and the world.
What you will learn
- Discover how to solve AI business dilemmas by applying the ethics of artificial intelligence.
- Develop and utilize ethical frameworks using measurable goals for responsible AI innovation.
- Future-proof your AI strategy with actionable risk mitigation techniques and guidance for navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.
- Understand the local and global implications of your AI decisions.
- Work with real-world use cases, examples, and best practices to navigate complex ethical scenarios.
- Recognize ethical improvements that meet the “Good Enough” standard.
Who this book is for
This book is for anyone interested in AI, especially those in leadership or governance roles, such as chief AI officers, AI/ML engineers, data scientists, AI product managers, chief data officers, AI ethicists, and AI policy analysts. It’s written to be accessible to all, but particularly valuable for those leading AI initiatives. Technologists, developers, and legal professionals can gain insights into ethical AI practices, even without prior knowledge. An open mind and willingness to explore ethics beyond regulation are all you need to get started.
Table of Contents
- A Brief Primer on Ethics
- Moving from Ethics to AI Ethics
- Doing Ethics: Overcoming Objections
- The Trustworthiness of AI
- AI in the Wild: The Role of Deployers
- AI like Me: Our Relationship with Technology
- Utilizing the Frameworks
- Adopting AI: A Structured Process
- Complications of Owning AI
- Navigating AI Developments
- Business Revolution by AI: Looking Forward
- Next-Generation Ethics
- The Unavoidable Reality of Global AI Ethics
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About the Author
Laura Miller is a Continental philosopher and AI ethicist who shapes tech governance across six continents. As one of the 19 Women to Watch in Real-Time Analytics and AI, she advocates for human autonomy in a technological world. Her forensic-lens photography is recognized by The New York Times. As the founder of Aeterne and Mindher, her advisory footprint spans NIST, the U.S. State Department, and the EU AI Pact initiatives. Her honors include awards for humanitarianism, leadership, and business excellence, alongside startup semifinalist nods and international speaking roles. She introduces street-level accountability through Design World’s Ethical Engineering Panel, her Substack, Lens of Authenticity, and her book, AI Ethics in Action.
