Nick Kalargyros

eBook, ePUB

Artificial Intelligence Disruptive or Destructive? (eBook, ePUB)

Navigating the New Normal

Beschreibung

In "Artificial Intelligence Disruptive or Destructive?" Nick Kalargyros delivers a powerful exploration into the sweeping influence of artificial intelligence (AI) across the business landscape. With over thirty years of expertise in the IT industry, Nick offers a profound look at the myriad ways AI is reshaping the way we conduct business, emphasizing both the opportunities and challenges it presents. This book dives deep into the transformative nature of AI and other disruptive technologies, illustrating how they can enhance operational efficiencies, drive growth, and redefine market dynamics. Yet, Nick doesn't shy away from the difficult questions-probing the ethical, economic, and social dilemmas that arise with technological integration. From potential job displacement issues to privacy concerns and beyond, "AI Revolution" addresses the critical impacts of AI on both micro and macro scales. Structured to aid business leaders, policymakers, and technology aficionados, this book serves as both a strategic guide and a critical analysis. Readers will gain insights into effectively navigating the evolving tech landscape, leveraging AI's potential benefits while mitigating its risks. Nick's book is replete with real-world examples, case studies, and practical strategies, making complex concepts accessible and actionable. Whether you are spearheading a startup, steering a multinational corporation, or simply fascinated by the role of AI in our future, this guide is your essential roadmap to understanding and mastering the technologies that are transforming our world. Step into the future with confidence as Nick Kalargyros elucidates the path to harnessing the true power of artificial intelligence.

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Autor

Welcome to a journey through the transformative landscape of disruptive technologies, a subject that has not only defined my three-decade career in the IT space but also shapes our collective future. My name is Nick S. Kalargyros, and I have had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the ascendancy of innovations that have revolutionized industries and created unprecedented opportunities. Throughout my career, I've embraced the changes brought about by disruptive technologies-from the early days of personal computing to the current era dominated by artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. These technologies have been a boon, not only for enhancing business efficiencies and fostering new economic opportunities but also for driving human progress in ways previously unimaginable. However, as we stand on the brink of what many are calling the Age of Automation, I find myself grappling with a profound concern. For the first time, I observed a trend that is both unsettling and paradoxical: humans are beginning to lose control of the very robots and systems we've engineered. This shift is not merely operational but deeply influential on the fabric of our society and personal lives. My apprehension is not about the existence or the utilization of AI itself-technology that I, too, have championed and benefitted from-but about the pace at which it is being integrated into our lives and trusted with decisions of monumental importance. There is an undeniable rush in adopting AI, a rush accompanied by a confidence that may not fully account for the need for checks and balances in systems that are capable of self-directed operation. More alarmingly, the rapid deployment of AI across various sectors lacks a comprehensive transition plan for workers displaced by automation. This oversight could lead to a sharp rise in unemployment, with far-reaching implications that may culminate in economic and deflationary collapse. This book is born out of the necessity to address these swift changes. It aims to discuss the less examined consequences of letting AI systems permeate so deeply into our business operations, financial markets, and personal spaces without adequate oversight. The fear is not just that AI might make mistakes-after all, no system is perfect-but that once these technologies are set loose, we might not possess sufficient understanding or capability to correct their courses or even recognize errors before they precipitate significant impacts.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lulu.com
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juni 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781304246332
• Artikelnr.: 72479563