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Transforming Industries, Empowering Societies: A Comprehensive Examination of Industry 5.0 and Society 5.0
Edited by Parikshit Narendra Mahalle, Edited by Gitanjali R. Shinde, Edited by Namrata N. Wasatkar, Edited by Prashant Ramchandra Anerao
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With the ever-increasing use of AI technologies, ethical considerations take on greater importance. Human-centric AI emphasizes transparency, making sure that AI systems work in a way that users can comprehend and trust. Additionally, it addresses bias and discrimination issues, ensuring fairness and inclusion in the design and implementation of AI apps. By emphasizing user experience, security, and human-centric AI, the goal is to improve collaboration between people and machines, rather than replacing human decisions, creating a future where technology is a force for good, benefiting both businesses and society. Written from a technological point of view, Industry 5.0 for Society 5.0 explores the impact of cutting-edge technologies, including the Internet of Things, cloud, artificial intelligence, and digital twin, on individuals and community, and considers how they can be used to solve societal problems. The book considers how these technologies can positively affect industry, healthcare, agriculture, design and manufacture, contributing to the development of a sustainable environment that ultimately creates a positive and mutually beneficial relationship between people and AI.
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Publisher | Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
Published date | 9 Dec 2025
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Format | Paperback / softback
Pages | 286
Dimensions | 276 x 216 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 450g
ISBN | 978-0-4433-2878-7
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BISAC | computers / user interfaces
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