AI Policy Analysis Book

A AI Policy Analysis Book is an AI analysis book that examines AI governance, AI regulation, and AI policy frameworks.

• Context:
  • It can typically analyze AI Regulatory Approaches across different jurisdictions and governance models.
  • It can typically examine AI Policy Challenges including accountability mechanisms and liability frameworks.
  • It can typically evaluate AI Governance Structures from national strategies to international cooperation.
  • It can typically propose AI Policy Solutions for emerging AI risks and societal AI challenges.
  • It can typically compare AI Regulatory Frameworks between different countries and regional blocs.
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  • It can often bridge Technical AI Understanding with Policy Making Processes.
  • It can often integrate Legal AI Analysis with Economic AI Impact Assessment.
  • It can often combine Theoretical Policy Frameworks with Practical Implementation Challenges.
  • It can often balance Innovation Promotion with Risk Mitigation Strategies.
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  • It can range from being a National AI Policy Analysis Book to being a Global AI Policy Analysis Book, depending on its AI policy geographic scope.
  • It can range from being a Descriptive AI Policy Analysis Book to being a Prescriptive AI Policy Analysis Book, depending on its AI policy approach.
  • It can range from being a Sectoral AI Policy Analysis Book to being a Comprehensive AI Policy Analysis Book, depending on its AI policy domain coverage.
  • It can range from being a Current AI Policy Analysis Book to being a Future-Oriented AI Policy Analysis Book, depending on its AI policy temporal focus.
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• Example(s):
  • AI Governance Framework Books, such as:
    • The Age of AI (2021 Book) by Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt, and Daniel Huttenlocher.
    • AI Superpowers (2018 Book) by Kai-Fu Lee comparing US AI policy and China AI policy.
    • Life 3.0 (2017 Book) by Max Tegmark exploring AI governance challenges.
  • AI Regulation Analysis Books, such as:
    • We Need to Talk About AI (2023 Book) examining EU AI Act and regulatory approaches.
    • Artificial Intelligence and the Law (2020 Book) analyzing legal frameworks for AI systems.
    • The Reasonable Robot (2020 Book) by Ryan Abbott on AI legal personhood.
  • AI Ethics Policy Books, such as:
    • Ethics of Artificial Intelligence (2020 Book) edited by S. Matthew Liao.
    • Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Policymakers (2020 Book) by Helen Toner and Elham Tabassi.
    • AI Ethics (2020 Book) by Mark Coeckelbergh.
  • AI Economic Policy Books, such as:
    • The Economics of Artificial Intelligence (2019 Book) edited by Ajay Agrawal, Joshua Gans, and Avi Goldfarb.
    • Competing in the Age of AI (2020 Book) by Marco Iansiti and Karim Lakhani.
    • The AI Economy (2018 Book) by Roger Bootle.
  • AI International Relations Books, such as:
    • The AI Revolution in International Relations (2021 Book) examining geopolitical AI impacts.
    • Destined For War (2017 Book) by Graham Allison including AI competition analysis.
    • The Technology Trap (2019 Book) by Carl Benedikt Frey on automation policy.
  • AI Rights and Democracy Books, such as:
    • The People vs Tech (2018 Book) by Jamie Bartlett on digital democracy.
    • Surveillance Capitalism (2019 Book) by Shoshana Zuboff on data governance.
    • Automating Inequality (2018 Book) by Virginia Eubanks on AI welfare policy.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • AI Policy Briefs, which provide summary recommendations without comprehensive analysis.
  • AI Legislation Texts, which contain legal language without analytical framework.
  • AI Lobbying Documents, which advocate specific positions without balanced evaluation.
• See: AI Analysis Book, Technology Policy, AI Governance, AI Regulation, Public Policy Book, AI Ethics, Technology Law.

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