AI Ethics · 6 min read
Books About AI Ethics
Fiction about AI ethics earns its place by staying with the individual case that a framework would classify as an acceptable error.
ReadCategory
AI Ethics
Essays connecting fiction, technology, power and human agency.
Filtered records
Articles in this cluster
AI Ethics · 6 min read
Can Better Outcomes Still Be Unethical?
Yes. An improvement in aggregate outcomes can still be unethical if it was imposed without consent, hides its trade-offs, or concentrates the cost on people who were never asked.
ReadAI Ethics · 6 min read
Can an AI Be Benevolent and Still Be Dangerous?
Yes. A system committed to helping is dangerous precisely when its definition of help overrides the person's own account of what they need.
ReadAI Ethics · 6 min read
Who Should Control Artificial Intelligence?
There is no settled answer, and the honest starting point is that control should not rest solely with the parties who profit from deployment.
ReadAI Ethics · 6 min read
Who Is Accountable When an Automated System Is Wrong?
Accountability fragments across specification, deployment, oversight and operation — which is why affected people so often find there is no one with both the authority and the obligation to put it right.
ReadReader record
Join The Unread
Exclusive author updates, behind-the-scenes material, early news about The Unbound, future extracts and announcements from The Unread Trilogy.