The Culture of AI: Everyday Life and the Digital Revolution

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Cover Half Title Series Title Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Preface Introduction The Turing test and after From self-driving cars to space robots: disruptive technology and the digital universe The arguments of this book 1 The digital universe Complex digital systems Digital life: theoretical perspectives 2 The rise of robotics Technology and automation The fourth industrial revolution: the sceptics and their critics Globalization and offshoring Robotics and jobs: where we stand 3 Digital life and the self The self as information system Turkle: narcissism and the new solitude Critical remarks Containment, storage and digital keys 4 Digital technologies and social interaction The institutional organization of social interaction: face- to-face and digitally mediated action frameworks Bots, talk and co-presence Dimensions of the digital revolution: portals, desynchronization, instantaneity Digital noise: silence is golden? 5 Modern societies, mobility and artificial intelligence Automated automobility: the Google car New wars, drones and killer robots 6 AI and social futures Robot intimacy Healthcare after AI Democracy beyond AI AI futures and public policy Notes Index