The AI and Ethics Handbook, edited by past chair of the ACM US Technology Policy Committee (USTPC) Larry Medsker, and published by Springer Nature, is a reference work that examines the ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence across research, policy, and practice. It brings together contributions from more than fifty researchers, scholars, and practitioners and addresses foundational questions of accountability, transparency, fairness, and human oversight. It also examines the societal challenges AI systems pose as they move into healthcare, education, the workplace, and everyday life. Structured as a reference work with future editions planned, it is intended for researchers, students, practitioners, and policymakers. The handbook and its chapters are available online through Springer (DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-12201-8). Preface and Table of Contents included below.
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A multi-author reference on the ethics of artificial intelligence “The AI and Ethics Handbook,” published by Springer, examines the ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence across research, policy and practice. Edited by Larry Medsker, it is part of Springer’s reference works program and is maintained as a designated reference, with future editions planned.