ETIKA KOMUNIKASI DI ERA AI
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ETIKA KOMUNIKASI, ARTIFICIAL INTELEGENCE, KOMUNIKASISynopsis
Buku ini mengupas hubungan antara teknologi kecerdasan buatan dan praktik komunikasi modern dengan perspektif etika yang mendalam. Dalam dunia yang dipenuhi AI, pesan dan informasi dapat disampaikan secara lebih cepat, luas, dan personal, namun risiko distorsi, manipulasi, dan misinformasi juga meningkat. Buku ini menekankan pentingnya prinsip-prinsip etika—kejujuran, transparansi, keadilan, empati dan tanggung jawab—sebagai pondasi komunikasi yang bertanggung jawab.
Melalui delapan bab, buku ini membahas mulai dari pemahaman dasar AI, peran dan tantangan komunikasi manusia dengan AI, keamanan informasi, literasi digital, hingga regulasi dan pembangunan ekosistem komunikasi yang etis. Setiap bab menekankan keseimbangan antara teknologi dan nilai kemanusiaan, serta memberikan panduan praktis bagi individu, institusi, dan pembuat kebijakan untuk menghadapi dilema moral di era digital.
Buku ini ditujukan bagi akademisi, praktisi komunikasi, pengembang teknologi, maupun masyarakat luas yang ingin memahami bagaimana teknologi dan etika berinteraksi, serta bagaimana membangun komunikasi yang bertanggung jawab di tengah kemajuan AI. Dengan bahasa populer-ilmiah, buku ini mengajak pembaca untuk tidak hanya menjadi pengguna teknologi, tetapi juga pengelola informasi yang etis, kritis dan berdaya guna bagi masyarakat.
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KATA PENGANTAR
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DAFTAR ISI
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BAB 1 MENGAPA ETIKA KOMUNIKASI PENTING DI ERA AI
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BAB 2 MEMAHAMI AI DALAM PERSPEKTIF KOMUNIKASI
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BAB 3 PONDASI KOMUNIKASI BERTANGGUNG JAWAB
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BAB 4 KOMUNIKASI MANUSIA DAN AI
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BAB 5 ANCAMAN MISINFORMASI BERBASIS AI
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BAB 6 TANGGUNG JAWAB KOMUNIKATOR DIGITAL
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BAB 7 ARAH MASA DEPAN AI DALAM KOMUNIKASI
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BAB 8 MEMBANGUN EKOSISTEM KOMUNIKASI ETIS DI ERA AI
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DAFTAR PUSTAKA
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PROFIL PENULIS
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