AI Everywhere, Volume 4

"AI Everywhere, Volume 4" is the fourth in a series of human-centered guides to living and working well in an age of intelligent machines. This book not only looks at where AI has already entered private life, it asks on whose terms that happened, and who owns the machines underneath.

Volume 4 in our She Writes AI Everywhere collaboration offers 10 new chapters by women and nonbinary authors, focused on how AI is shaping our society and lives, and how we all can shape it in turn to keep our humanity front and center. Our 12 authors from seven countries have decades of combined hands-on experience with using AI tools - and knowing when not to use AI tools. You'll learn how women around the world are deciding what to let in and what to refuse, and how to make those decisions in your own home and community.

Chapters:

1. Alyssa Fu Ward, PhD and Natalie Nicholson (USA) - "What We Build When We Build Together"
2. Carla Engelbrecht, EdD (USA) - "Anti-Slop, Pro-AI: Responsible Children's Content Creation In The Age Of AI"
3. Cata Páez (Chile) - "What AI Companionship Revealed: The Relational Layer Of AI"
4. Cristina Oliva-Patrick (Italy, USA) - "The 'Word Wide Web' AI Divide: Language Inequalities In The AI Era"
5. Ida-Emilia Kaukonen (Finland) - "Digital Minds: A Field In Transition"
6. Jax NiCarthaigh (Australia) - "A For Agency: Human Agency In An AI World"
7. Lisa TY Lee (USA) - "AI As My Digital Companion Through Fertility And Pregnancy"
8. Mariam Vossough (UK) - "Not Speed, Survival: What Professional Women Are Really Using AI For"
9. Nadina Dorene Lisbon (USA) - "The Compute Trap: Escaping The New Digital Feudalism"
10. Verónica Ponce Camacho (Ecuador) - "On My Own Terms: A Serene Guide To Using AI From The Global South"

The book includes extensive References plus an Introduction and Afterword by Karen Smiley.

For additional insights on how women are using AI in business and how they are learning and applying AI technologies, see Volume 2 and Volume 3 (releasing concurrently) and Volume 1.