The Car That Knew Too Much: Can a Machine Be Moral? [Hardcover] Bonnefon, Jean-Francois

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This thought-provoking work by Jean-Francois Bonnefon delves into the ethical dilemmas posed by the increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. Published in 2022 by MIT Press, “The Car That Knew Too Much” explores the moral and philosophical implications of imbuing machines with decision-making capabilities that could have life-or-death consequences.

Bonnefon, a renowned researcher in the field of cognitive science and ethics, draws upon real-world case studies and hypothetical scenarios to examine the complex interplay between human values, machine learning algorithms, and the potential consequences of their interactions. From self-driving cars to medical diagnostic systems, this book offers a comprehensive analysis of the challenges and opportunities presented by the integration of AI into critical decision-making processes.

Collectors and readers with an interest in the intersection of technology, ethics, and philosophy will find this volume a valuable addition to their libraries. Bonnefon’s engaging writing style and multidisciplinary approach make this work accessible to a wide audience, while still providing depth and nuance for those with a more specialized interest in the subject matter.