Sponsored
The World Remade by Artificial Intelligence - (Advances in Public Planning) by Shalini S Gopalkrishnan & Joaquin Jay Gonzalez (Paperback)
About this item
Highlights
- Artificial intelligence is reshaping every facet of human existence, from business and education to creativity and governance.
- About the Author: Shalini S. Gopalkrishnan, DBA, is the AI Strategist at San Francisco Bay University, a professor and researcher specializing in artificial intelligence and business applications.
- 313 Pages
- Technology, Social Aspects
- Series Name: Advances in Public Planning
Description
Book Synopsis
Artificial intelligence is reshaping every facet of human existence, from business and education to creativity and governance. As AI systems become more powerful, they raise urgent questions about ethics, decision-making, and the future of human agency. This book explores how AI is transforming industries and society, offering a balanced perspective on both its immense potential and its risks. Collecting case studies and expert insights, it examines the impact of generative AI, automation, and machine learning on employment, creativity, and global economies. They also address critical concerns such as bias, misinformation, and the evolving role of AI in governance and daily life.
Designed for business leaders, policymakers, educators, and general readers, this work represents a roadmap for navigating an AI-driven world. It offers clear explanations, thought-provoking analysis, and a vision for a future where AI and humanity coexist in a rapidly changing landscape.
About the Author
Shalini S. Gopalkrishnan, DBA, is the AI Strategist at San Francisco Bay University, a professor and researcher specializing in artificial intelligence and business applications. She is a founder of startups and teaches in the San Francisco Bay Area and has written extensively on AI, technology, and its impact on society. Joaquin Jay Gonzalez III, Ph.D., is vice provost for global affairs, founding dean of GGU Worldwide, and Mayor George Christopher Professor of Public Administration at Golden Gate University. A professor-practitioner, he has authored more than 20 academic books, including Cybersecurity: Current Writing on Threats and Protection and has consulted for the World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, International Organization for Migration, International City/County Management Association, and USAID.