This book explores the complex interplay between AI security and transparency, the technical decision between CPUs and GPUs, and the expanding potential of quantum computing. Nevertheless, the challenge of maintaining balance is not resolved by technological advancements. It encompasses the global arena, where the forces of globalization and localization must be reconciled, and the governance sphere, where self-regulation must coexist with government control. Comprising cutting-edge research, real-world examples, and futuristic perspectives, this book guides researchers, practitioners, politicians, entrepreneurs, and leaders in navigating AI's future. The reader will learn how to capitalize on the potential of AI while avoiding its weaknesses, ensuring that this disruptive technology benefits society.
Tshilidzi Marwala is an artificial intelligence (AI) engineer, currently serving as the Rector of the United Nations University. He has contributed significantly to AI applications in engineering, economics, and education. Previously the President of the University of Johannesburg, he championed the integration of advanced technologies into academia, emphasizing the role of AI in addressing global challenges. With a PhD in AI from the University of Cambridge and numerous publications, Marwala is a prominent advocate for responsible AI development. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.