Titlebook: Ethics of Artificial Intelligence; Case Studies and Opt Bernd Carsten Stahl,Doris Schroeder,Rowena Rodrigu Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2023 The Editor(s)

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N. S. Cooray,Kanda Uda Chandralalogies that have contributed to the current high level of visibility of AI. It explains why using case studies is a suitable approach to engage a broader audience with an interest in AI ethics. The chapter provides a brief overview of the structure and logic of the book by indicating the content of t

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Local Governance Capacities in Turkey,al discrimination against individuals on the basis of protected characteristics, such as age, race, gender and disability. This chapter describes three cases of such discrimination. It starts with an account of the use of AI in hiring decisions that led to discrimination based on gender. The second

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Decentralization and Governance in Indonesiaels of prominence to these concerns. Three cases are presented as examples to highlight the way in which AI can affect or exacerbate privacy concerns. The first deals with the use of private data in authoritarian regimes. The second looks at the implications of AI use of genetic data. The third conc

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137295651ected to surveillance capitalism: data appropriation, monetisation of health data and the unfair commercial practice when “free” isn’t “free”. It discusses related ethical concerns of power inequality, privacy and data protection, and lack of transparency and explainability. The chapter identifies r

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137353122ell as society as a whole, plays a key role in the debate on the ethics of AI. This chapter uses the case of the political manipulation of voters and that of the manipulation of vulnerable consumers as studies to explore how AI can contribute to and facilitate manipulation and how such manipulation

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