Description
Human Compatible: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control examines one of the most important challenges in artificial intelligence: ensuring that increasingly capable AI systems remain aligned with human values and interests. Rather than focusing on the technical development of AI, the book explores the long-term implications of advanced intelligent systems, the risks associated with misaligned objectives, and the principles required for designing beneficial AI. Combining insights from artificial intelligence, computer science, philosophy, economics, and public policy, Stuart Russell presents a compelling framework for building AI that is reliable, safe, and compatible with human goals. It is an essential resource for readers interested in the future of AI, its societal impact, and the responsible development of intelligent systems.
