the Human Question - 5: Power, Ethics and Future We Choose: An Illustrated Guide to Artificial Intelligence for Ages 12-18

The machine has asked a question, and it was addressed to the children: What should I do?Nobody in the room can answer it. Neither, it turns out, can anybody else.The last book has no new machinery to teach. It has a question, and four people who genuinely disagree about it - about fairness that cannot be satisfied all at once, about who owns a thought, about work, and about where a human must always be the one to decide. The book refuses to take a side.It ends with a letter to the reader and a blank page headed "Your answer: "Book 5 of five.Inside this volume: - Where a dataset quietly hides somebody's opinion- Three definitions of fairness that cannot all be true at once- Who owns a thought, and what happens when a machine has read everything- Work: what changes, what doesn't, and who decides- The human in the loop - and the decisions that must never leave it- A blank page with your name on itTen chapters, ten paper-and-pencil activities, each with a five-minute solo version. No computer required, ever. Written for readers aged 12 to 18, fully illustrated in colour.Everything it learns, you learn first.