Chapter 1: Why did humans create artificial intelligence?

- Creating intelligent machines, artificial intelligence.
- The starting point of artificial intelligence is the human brain?
- What is the difference between human intelligence and artificial intelligence?
- Artificial intelligence is getting smarter and smarter
★ The first computer was a calculator?

Chapter 2: Artificial Intelligence is Changing the World?

- How did artificial intelligence beat humans?
- There is an artificial intelligence that can converse like a human?
- Artificial intelligence used in every aspect of life
- AI knows what videos you want to watch.
- What happens when robots and artificial intelligence combine?
- Artificial intelligence draws pictures?
★ Artificial intelligence services that have captured the world's attention

Chapter 3: Can artificial intelligence surpass humans?

- Can artificial intelligence really create?
- An AI that can write but not add
- Can we use AI creations as they are?
- There are humans, but there is no artificial intelligence.
★ Generative artificial intelligence that creates new things

Chapter 4: Things to Consider Before Advancing Artificial Intelligence

- Can artificial intelligence create new artificial intelligence?
- Ethical principles come before artificial intelligence development!
- How should artificial intelligence be used?
★ The Humanity of Artificial Intelligence, the Movie "AI"

Chapter 5: How to Prepare for the Era of Artificial Intelligence

- Artificial intelligence is not omnipotent.
- The subject that makes decisions is humans.
- What capabilities do we need in the coming era of artificial intelligence?
- Jobs that will disappear, jobs that will emerge
★ WHO warns of the dangers of artificial intelligence

Books selected for various recommendations and recommended by relevant organizations!
A Humanities Series for Teens That Starts with Questions
It develops the power to think for yourself!

The [Humanities for Big Thinking] series, which first published in 2013, is back with its twenty-fifth book, 'Artificial Intelligence.'
This series was designed to help teenagers, who are beginning to develop their own perspectives on the world, develop humanistic knowledge and, in particular, humanistic literacy. The series publishes books in a broad range of fields, including philosophy, psychology, ethics, history, technology, and science, as long as they require humanistic reflection.

The authors of this series, each an expert in their respective fields, pose questions that young people should consider at least once, encouraging readers to think for themselves.
Through various questions, readers will open their eyes to a new way of looking at the world as they ponder events they take for granted or situations they easily overlook.
Even if you find your own answers to the questions, you may still have some question marks, but after reading this book, your thinking power will grow significantly.
The ultimate goal of this series is to serve as a stepping stone for teenagers to become logical, flexible thinkers who ask new questions.


In support of this planning intention, the [Humanities that Think Big] series has been selected as an excellent liberal arts book by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, a liberal arts category book by Sejong Books, a youth liberal arts book of the year by the Korea Publishers Association, a youth recommended book by the Korea Publication Industry Promotion Agency, and a youth recommended book by Morning Reading, meeting many children and young adults readers.

What skills do teenagers need to lead the AI ​​era?

How much are teenagers using AI these days? They're enjoying the AI ​​era to the point where they're daily chatting with 3D virtual chatbots that look and speak like humans.
But do we really understand AI? Will increasingly intelligent AI truly surpass humans? Given the emergence of AI capable of writing and even drawing, what new jobs will emerge in the future? [Humanities for Big Thought 25.
[Artificial Intelligence] Author Bae Soon-min, a leader recommended by the current artificial intelligence industry and a noted expert in academia, presents to teenage readers the capabilities needed in the era of artificial intelligence and various humanistic questions about artificial intelligence that everyone should think about.

The values ​​and ethics of artificial intelligence that humans must consider first

Unlike humans, artificial intelligence doesn't get tired or complain.
You can work 24 hours a day without rest.
As the amount of digitalized data accumulates by the minute, artificial intelligence is catching up with humans at an ever-increasing rate.
So, artificial intelligence also needs principles and ethics.
Can we truly entrust AI with decisions and responsibilities that significantly impact human life, property, and rights? What will become of AI if humans don't first set ethical standards for it? The value of AI is only realized when it serves as a tool that leverages the knowledge accumulated by humanity. This is why advanced AI-related countries like the EU are rushing to legislate AI legislation.
South Korea also established "Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics Standards" in December 2020, and recently held a launch ceremony for a policy council comprised of private companies and public institutions, actively discussing AI privacy policies.
Teenage readers who will lead the era of artificial intelligence [Humanities with Big Thoughts 25.
Through this [Artificial Intelligence] section, I hope to acquire basic knowledge about artificial intelligence systems, deeply reflect on the ethics and systems of artificial intelligence, and develop a humanistic mindset.