Un Explainable Technology
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(Un)explainable Technology
This book explores the issue of (un)explainable technology. As we face technologies, mostly autonomous, machine-learned algorithms (AI) that elude a seamless explanation on how they work (“black boxes”), several issues both from an epistemological as well as ethical perspectives emerge. It is thus not surprising that there are plenty of technological attempts in illuminating the black box as well as philosophical efforts in conceptualizing and re- assessing our concepts of an explanation and understanding, as well emerging ethical questions on how to deal with this unexplainable technology. This book thus offers a succinct and comprehensive, opinionated but fair view on the emerging ethical debate on explainability of AI and its relevance for using AI for different more or less sensitive decision-making procedures. As a short book, the goal is to introduce the reader to the issues at hand while also offering normative arguments from different sides that motivate, complicate, and resolve these issues.
Unexplainable Medical Cases
""Unexplainable Medical Cases"" explores the perplexing realm where medicine confronts its limits, examining diagnostic mysteries that defy conventional understanding. It highlights instances where the human body presents symptoms and conditions that challenge medical knowledge. The book delves into the nature and significance of medical uncertainty, underscoring how these cases prompt innovation and a renewed investigation into the boundaries of current medical science. One might find it intriguing that such undiagnosed conditions serve as catalysts for medical advancement, pushing researchers to refine diagnostic approaches and explore new avenues. The book provides an overview of the history of medical diagnostics, illustrating the evolution of our comprehension of diseases. Organized by categories such as neurological disorders and genetic mutations, the book presents detailed case studies that account for patient symptoms and the diagnostic process. Each case sheds light on rare genetic anomalies and bizarre physiological responses, while underlining the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration. The book emphasizes the diagnostic process and highlights the challenges and limitations physicians face. It's valuable for medical professionals, students, and anyone interested in science, medicine, and human biology. By exploring the complexities of medical diagnosis, ""Unexplainable Medical Cases"" encourages patients to advocate for their health and promotes critical thinking within the medical field.
Valuing People and Technology in the Workplace: Ethical Implications and Imperatives for Success
Technology’s use has exploded, and many employees have been left behind during the COVID-19 pandemic. Organizations are constantly trying to balance people and technology within the workplace. In today’s highly technological, globalized economy, it is essential that practitioners and researchers understand that people and technology do not exist in isolation from each other within the workplace. Valuing People and Technology in the Workplace: Ethical Implications and Imperatives for Success explains how philosophy, ethics, and systems theory influence the five values of people and technology development. The three main areas that are included to explain how philosophy, ethics, and systems theory relate to the five values are the three philosophical perspectives, diversity intelligence, and the workforce inter-personnel diversity talent management system. Covering topics such as ethics, organizational philosophical perspectives, and value creation model, this premier reference source is an essential resource for business leaders, human resource managers, entrepreneurs, technology professionals, students and educators of higher education, researchers, and academicians.