Generative AI, Media, and Society
This book, published by Routledge under Taylor and Francis, explores generative AI’s transformative impact on media, socio-cultural dynamics, ethics, and policy, advocating proactive governance to navigate uncertainties.
• Transformation: How machine behavior reshapes society—Is data the new oil or digital manure?
• Generative AI: Examines AI as co-intelligence, revisiting the Turing Test and societal-business impacts.
• AI Media: Analyzes AI-media convergence, robot journalism, and disinformation challenges.
• Uncertainties: Investigates unpredictability, strategic foresight, and sustainability concerns.
• Ethics: Covers generative morality, dual-use dilemmas, and AI responsibility.
• Policy: Explores AI governance, labor markets, and human rights implications.
Impact projects, reflective art, scholarly questions, strategic takeaways, and a comprehensive glossary support the deep insight.
The book is an essential guide for scholars, policymakers, and industry leaders who want to navigate the challenges and opportunities of generative AI and AI media within a cohesive framework for governance, ethics, and societal impact.
