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The Rise Of AI Agents
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- ISBN8227302083
- EAN9798227302083
- Date de parution14/02/2025
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
"The Rise of AI Agents: Transforming Work and Society" by Tamer AlaaEldine examines artificial intelligence's impact on work and society, with a focus on agentic AI. The book presents a comprehensive analysis of automation's evolution and its implications for the future. The narrative begins with automation's historical context, from ancient innovations to modern technology. Through a creative thought experiment involving alien abduction of professionals, the book emphasizes society's potential need for AI solutions.
The author introduces the AI Social Value Index (AI SVI), a framework evaluating job replaceability by considering factors like life threat, reproducibility, usability, repetitiveness, creativity, and innovation. Task decomposition is explored as a method for understanding how jobs can be broken down and recombined, highlighting the future roles of both AI and humans. The book incorporates academic frameworks to analyze automation's impact on labor markets, including a mathematical approach to studying the relationship between automation and new task creation.
The evolution of generative AI is examined, from basic models to advanced large language models (LLMs). The concept of Agentic AI is introduced, discussing autonomous decision-making machines and their potential for both job displacement and creation. Ethical challenges are thoroughly addressed, including bias, environmental costs, hallucination, privacy concerns, impersonation, intellectual property theft, and misinformation risks.
The book explores AI applications across various sectors, including healthcare, manufacturing, and military applications. Economic implications are discussed, including the potential rise of one-person startups and the disruption of traditional business models. The work concludes with a call to action for stakeholders to ensure ethical AI development and equitable distribution of its benefits. This comprehensive work targets diverse audiences, including AI professionals, technology experts, economists, sociologists, students, academics, policymakers, and general readers interested in technology's societal impact.
It provides practical insights for integrating AI across industries while maintaining focus on human-centered design and ethical considerations.
The author introduces the AI Social Value Index (AI SVI), a framework evaluating job replaceability by considering factors like life threat, reproducibility, usability, repetitiveness, creativity, and innovation. Task decomposition is explored as a method for understanding how jobs can be broken down and recombined, highlighting the future roles of both AI and humans. The book incorporates academic frameworks to analyze automation's impact on labor markets, including a mathematical approach to studying the relationship between automation and new task creation.
The evolution of generative AI is examined, from basic models to advanced large language models (LLMs). The concept of Agentic AI is introduced, discussing autonomous decision-making machines and their potential for both job displacement and creation. Ethical challenges are thoroughly addressed, including bias, environmental costs, hallucination, privacy concerns, impersonation, intellectual property theft, and misinformation risks.
The book explores AI applications across various sectors, including healthcare, manufacturing, and military applications. Economic implications are discussed, including the potential rise of one-person startups and the disruption of traditional business models. The work concludes with a call to action for stakeholders to ensure ethical AI development and equitable distribution of its benefits. This comprehensive work targets diverse audiences, including AI professionals, technology experts, economists, sociologists, students, academics, policymakers, and general readers interested in technology's societal impact.
It provides practical insights for integrating AI across industries while maintaining focus on human-centered design and ethical considerations.