HUMAN RELATIONS WITH GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE - COLLECTIVE WORK

We present to you the fruit of our joint work, a testimony of knowledge, experiences, and attitudes towards artificial intelligence. This is a story about today's world, about phenomena we are witnessing. Artificial intelligence has strayed under our roofs, influencing various aspects of our lives.

• Insightful analysis of human-AI relations
• Testimony of knowledge and experiences of the authors
• A story about today's world and the impact of AI
• Different perspectives and points of view
• Autoethnography as a research method
• Legal status and history of AI presented in the publication
• Context of media theory by Marshall McLuhan

The publication is divided into three parts. The first part presents the legal status and history of AI, shows the relations with technology in the context of Marshall McLuhan's media theory, and invokes autoethnography as a research method. The following parts contain 7 and 11 autobiographical stories, respectively, whose leitmotif is artificial intelligence considered in various contexts and from various points of view.

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the impact of artificial intelligence on our lives. Based on their experiences and knowledge, the authors present a comprehensive picture of the relationship between humans and AI, analyzing legal, historical, and social aspects. This book is an invitation to reflect on the future, in which artificial intelligence plays an increasingly important role.

The Scientific Publishing House of the University of Szczecin presents to readers a publication that will certainly contribute to deepening knowledge about artificial intelligence and its impact on our lives. This is a must-read for all those who want to understand today's world and the challenges that technological development poses to us. This book is also a valuable source of inspiration for researchers and practitioners dealing with artificial intelligence.

The book has 272 pages, format 245x173 mm, paperback. Year of publication: 2025.