Ethics in the Age of AI A Call for Value-Based Progress

Sarah Spiekermann is to be congratulated on presenting digital ethics in terms of the religious and theological language of idolatry, temptation, belief and love. Only thinking at that level can really help us comprehend and confront the challenges these technologies present to us.

Helen Alford, President of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, Rome

Professor Spiekermann has produced an engaging and incisive contribution to the field of digital ethics - a clear framework for understanding the challenges of the AI era.

Alessandro Aquisti, Professor of Information Technology, MIT Sloan School, Boston

Many books on the ethics of AI are already on the market. This book, however, is different.  It is based on deeply humanist values rooted in philosophical and cultural reflection, combined with insider knowledge from Silicon Valley's perspective on the world and its future.

Armin Grunwald, Head of the Office of Technology Assessment at the German Parliament, Berlin

In Ethics in the Age of AI: A call for Value-based Progress , Sarah Spiekerman has drawn a deeply humanistic moral lesson in the dilemma of the emerging digitalization of everyday life. She presents an empowering anthology, guiding the way for organizations to consider and implement a positive impact on the world.

Ruth Lewis, Director of Technology Foresight Consulting, Melbourne, Australia