Mark Deem, Partner, Wiggin, UKPeter Warren, Investigative Journalist, Editor, Radio Presenter, UK

• Introduction: AI at a Tipping PointPART 1: OPENING SUBMISSIONS1. A Question of Definition2. The State of Things3. The Building Blocks of Responsible AI 4. The Ethics Dimension PART 2: EVIDENCE5. Owning the Digital Future: In the AI World to Whom Does Your Data Belong?6. The Great Digital Divide: Can We Close the Gap in Access to the Technology?7. Education, Education, Education: Three Priorities for AI in an Equable Society8. Capturing Imagination and Generating Waves: The Inexorable Rise of GenAI9. Patently Obvious – The AI inventor: Should an AI be Able to Make IP?10. AI and Cyber Security: Are We Weaponising the Internet? 11. AI As the Information Weapon: The Data War to End all Wars12. Driving an Ethical Approach to AI Coding: Do We Need a Hippocratic Oath in AI?13. In Pursuit of Diversity: Is AI Racist?14. Decoding Inherent Unfairness: Can We Correct Hardwired Bias? 15. Gaming the System: Is AI Being Used to Gain Competitive Advantage? 16. Out of Our Hands? Does AI Already Run Our Lives? 17. To Be or Not To Be: The Rights and Responsibilities of AI: To Whom Does AI Answer? 18. Putting Our Lives in the Hands of Technology: Can We Trust AI? PART 3: CLOSING SUBMISSIONS19. Civil Liability for AI 20. Time for a Universal AI law? Why Should We Even Regulate? PART 4: THE VERDICTThe View from the Bench Lord Sales, Justice of the UK Supreme CourtManifesto for Responsible AI: A Blueprint for an Ethical, Legal and Regulatory Framework

The authors set out this study like a trial, with opening statements, evidence, closing submissions and a verdict of sorts … AI is international and easy to hide in unregulated regions. This book is an interesting read on a subject that we have got to understand.