Book Review

Abstract

This review examines a comprehensive volume on the ethical and governance challenges posed by artificial intelligence. The book is structured to guide the reader from foundational concepts—such as accountability, bias, and explainability—through evolving regulatory responses in key regions like the EU and US, and finally to in-depth, sector-specific analyses. These analyses cover the ethical implications of AI in diverse fields including autonomous vehicles, digital finance, education, smart cities, video games, and social robotics. The review concludes that the work serves as a crucial multidisciplinary resource, successfully arguing for the necessity of contextually grounded ethical frameworks and inclusive global standards to govern AI's rapid integration into society.

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