02190nam 2200325 u 450 99653577240331620230626140629.0978-88-943827-2-3(EXLCZ)992703263410004120230623d2022 uy |engur|||||||||||txtrdacontentcrrdamediacrdacarrierHumanities and artificial intelligence /edited by Freddy Paul Grunert; co-editors Max Craglia, Emilia Gómez, Jutta Thielen-del PozoEuropean Union :Noema,2022.1 online resource (183 pages)The transversal character of artificial intelligence and the related social, economic, ethical, legal and cultural impacts call for interdisciplinary discussions that go beyond the purely technological angle. This is the focus of the present book, to present the result of interdisciplinary discussions on artificial intelligence and humanity carried out at the Centre for Advanced Studies, Joint Research Centre, European Commission. The manuscript presents a collection of thoughts on the topic from different angles and disciplines: from emotions to creativity, from feminism to the environment. Many of the topics discussed in this book are central to the European policy frameworks addressing both the development and use of AI and the production, sharing, and use of data that is underpinning many AI developments. The book reflects the joint reflection of artists, historians, sociologists, scientists and computer scientists to rediscover what Ties us Humans together (hence the title) over what divides us. We believe the contributions included in this book are an important first step in this collective endeavour.Artificial intelligenceEngineering and the humanitiesArtificial intelligence.Engineering and the humanities.Grunert Freddy PauledtCraglia MaxedtGómez EmiliaedtThielen-del Poz Juttaedt996535772403316Humanities and artificial intelligence3383749UNISA