Artificial Intelligence: The Good The Bad The Scary

Imagine waking up to an AI assistant that seamlessly orchestrates your life—from your wardrobe to your work tasks, optimizing every moment for peak efficiency. It answers your calls, manages your emails, and even predicts health risks. Sounds incredible, right? But what happens when that same trusted AI suddenly locks you out of your bank account, hacks your digital ID, and refuses to tell you why? "AI: The Good, The Bad, The Scary" dives headfirst into this chilling paradox. AI is humanity's most powerful tool, capable of curing diseases and streamlining industries, yet it's also a "black box" that can perpetuate bias, operate without accountability, and be weaponized by malicious actors. This isn't an alarmist fantasy, but a vital exploration of AI's astonishing promise, its hidden dangers, and the urgent ethical dilemmas we must confront. Whether you're a student, a business owner, or just someone trying to navigate this new world, this book empowers you to understand, question, and shape the AI-driven future that's already here. The question isn't if AI will transform our world, but how much control we'll have over it.