AI Threat to the Human Knowledge Base - PkgPUB

SUBTITLE: Correcting the Course of a Language Model

Your most comprehensive approach to the problem of artificial intelligence as introduced lately in our society. Is it progress or a threat? Can you use it for own benefit without any fallout in your own detriment? Disruptive technology is meant to do away with pockets of inefficiency in commerce and the broader economy, as well as substandard performance in institutional and social services. However, when a disruptive technology virtually touches every aspect of culture, every profession, every form of livelihood, and potentially exploits the entire human Knowledge Base, what is at stake? What are the new definitions that are required and what do the required new forms of control and legislative constraints look like?

The author addresses this hot issue in four extensive Chapters and nearly 100 pages of insightful analysis and prescriptions that are easily accessible to everyone, from laymen to lawmakers. An easy, quick yet substantial read.

The subject of human Knowledge Base, its exploitation via artificial agents, as well as automation in general and the subsequent course of societal progress have been in the author’s preoccupations for more than a decade. This book comes out of his many writings and scholarly discussions about this subject over time, as the turmoil raised by the late disruptive AI delivery puts much of it under a light of foresight.

Take this book as one flashlight that helps illuminate all around the shady, unknown and disruptive AI road ahead so that we can each and all safely and securely trek ahead. A comprehensive resource to keep at hand.

Recommendations

Mubarak A. L., PhD Linguistics, Assist. Prof.
“Really interesting!”
Indrani S. R., PhD Literature, Assist. Prof.“Beautiful blend of physics and metaphysics.”
Tony F., PhD Biophotonics
“Dear Joseph,
That is one deep article [1st chapter]!! I'm still taking it all in. Your ideas should be aired. Kind regards, Tony.”

...and a long list of scholars who intently recommended.

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