International nonfiction
AI and What Makes Us Human
As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, what should we delegate to it, what authority must remain human, and who must answer for the consequences? 2050 AI and What Makes Us Human explores these questions through documented analysis, philosophical reflection, and vivid scenes of everyday life in 2050.
At its heart is the 2050 Test: seven questions to ask before entrusting a decision to a machine. This practical framework helps readers consider what safeguards to require and how to retain the ability to intervene, challenge decisions, and obtain redress.
Kirkus Reviews
Review of the English edition.
“An engaging, thoughtful primer on important philosophical questions surrounding AI.”
“De Prosperis backs the book's well-researched analytical passages with a network of endnotes and contextualizes AI within computer-science history.”
The catalogue
The nonfiction books 2050 and 2040 offer an international exploration of artificial intelligence, society, and human responsibility.
International nonfiction
Which decisions must stay in human hands in the age of AI? A nonfiction work blending research and future scenarios, with the 2050 Test: seven questions on what to delegate to machines, and with what limits and responsibilities.
Hardcover editions
An illustrated guide to emerging technologies and their impact on cities, universities, healthcare, and everyday life.
Corner Italiano LLC
Organized in Arkansas in 2016, Corner Italiano LLC develops independent publishing projects with close attention to textual quality, consistency among editions, and international accessibility.
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