The main theme of John Lok's book revolves around the dual impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics on social development. The author explores how these technologies can both enhance and challenge human living standards, particularly in various sectors such as education, manufacturing, and communication. The book emphasizes that while AI has the potential to improve efficiency and productivity, it also poses significant risks if misused or applied unethically.
The research aim of my work is to investigate the implications of AI and robotics on societal progress. My view seeks to understand whether these technologies will primarily bring benefits or drawbacks to human life. Key questions addressed include:
How do AI tools influence technological development?
What are the potential positive impacts on human living standards?
In what ways might AI contribute negatively, particularly regarding job displacement and safety concerns?
This book aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of these factors to inform readers about the future trajectory of technology in society.
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John Lok
I am an author with a focus on behavioral economics, having contributed significantly to the understanding of how psychological factors influence economic decision-making. My educational background includes studies at Commonwealth Open University, which emphasizes distance learning and flexible study options. This institution caters to a diverse student body, allowing individuals to pursue higher education while balancing other commitments.
Writing Experience
My writing experience encompasses various topics within behavioral economics. My works often integrate insights from psychology with traditional economic theories, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of human behavior in economic contexts. My book emphasizes the importance of cognitive biases and emotional influences on decision-making processes, contributing to the broader discourse on how behavioral insights can inform better economic policies and practices.
