How to Think about AI: A Guide for the Perplexed - Hardcover

A legal scholar's lucid framework for thinking about AI's actual capabilities and limits, stripped of hype. Not a polemic; a practical guide to clear thinking.

This book cuts through both techno-utopianism and AI alarmism. It's the reading you assign when you want students to understand what these systems actually do, what they cannot do, and where the real questions lie. Essential for anyone teaching about technology, law, ethics, or policy.

Philosophy faculty, computer science students, and policymakers all find this useful. It's the kind of book you wish everyone read before having opinions.

DETAILS
- A Guide for the Perplexed
- Author: legal scholar
- Hardcover
- On AI capabilities, limits, and ethics