Genesis

Artificial intelligence, hope and human creativity. A book by respected American experts in the field of computer technology, complemented by the views of Henry Kissinger, seeks answers to the question of how to view AI. Is AI a threat, or an effective helper? How should we view artificial intelligence? Is AI a helper, or a threat? Should we be afraid that this all-powerful technology will replace human labour and artistic creativity, or will it be a benefit and make it easier for us to navigate the information age? The speed of AI development is a great challenge. People are having to cope with such rapid technological and cultural changes that they may feel disoriented. The impact of new technologies often complicates efforts to determine whether a particular application is the cause of a crisis or, conversely, a sign of progress. These topics are addressed in a book by respected American experts in computer technology, complemented by the perspective of Henry Kissinger, who, as early as the late 1960s, warned of the dangers of a flood of information data in the area of strategic political decision-making and the necessity of utilising information technology.