AI and Ethics for Decision Makers

Artificial intelligence is changing how organisations make decisions.

But just because AI can do something does not mean it should.

AI and Ethics for Decision Makers explores the questions leaders need to ask before putting artificial intelligence into practice. From bias and privacy to accountability, security, misinformation and workplace decisions, this book looks beyond what AI can do and focuses on the consequences of using it.

Inside, you'll explore:

• Why technical success does not always mean ethical success
• How AI can reproduce and amplify bias
• The risks surrounding personal and confidential data
• Why transparency and accountability matter
• The importance of meaningful human oversight
• How AI is changing workplaces and customer relationships
• The growing risks of misinformation and synthetic content
• Intellectual property, security and responsible AI governance
• A practical AI Decision Framework for evaluating new systems
• Why sometimes the right decision is simply "no" or "not yet"

Written for business leaders, managers, entrepreneurs and anyone involved in making decisions about artificial intelligence, this book provides a straightforward way to think about responsible AI without getting lost in technical jargon.

Because the most important question isn't always "What can AI do?"

Sometimes it's "Should we do it?"

Technology is never the whole decision. The decision is still ours.