Generative AI is transforming industries globally, with the majority of organizations using generative AI in at least one business function. From the fundamental evolution of transformer models to the complex ethical questions they raise, this book equips readers with the knowledge to navigate AI with confidence.
This book begins by introducing foundational concepts of generative AI and transformer model evolution, along with architectures, including GANs and autoencoders. It explores ethical frameworks and societal impacts, examines privacy challenges in data usage and generated content, and addresses security threats with mitigation strategies. Readers will learn responsible development and governance practices, navigate the legal and regulatory landscape, and learn how to educate users about AI capabilities and limitations. The book concludes with real-world case studies, best practices for deployment, and future directions for ethical innovation.
Upon completing this book, readers will possess the knowledge and skills to lead generative AI initiatives, balancing innovation with ethical responsibility. They will be able to make informed decisions about AI deployment, implement security and privacy measures, ensure regulatory compliance, and build AI systems that drive business value while maintaining public trust and societal benefit.
What you will learn
● Explore transformer models, GANs, and autoencoder architectures.
● Implement ethical AI frameworks and bias mitigation strategies.
● Design privacy-preserving systems for sensitive data handling.
● Deploy security measures against adversarial attacks and misuse.
● Navigate global AI regulations and compliance requirements.
● Build responsible governance structures for AI deployment.
● Educate stakeholders on AI capabilities and limitations.
● Apply best practices through real-world case studies.
Who this book is for
This book is designed for ML engineers, architects, developers, business leaders, and AI strategists who need to understand both the technical and ethical dimensions of generative AI. Whether you are steering organizational AI strategy or implementing AI solutions hands-on, this guide provides the essential knowledge for responsible deployment.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Generative AI
2. Foundations of Transformers, GANs, and Other Generative Models
3. Ethical Considerations in Generative AI
4. Privacy Challenges and Implications
5. Security Risks and Mitigation Strategies
6. Responsible Development and Governance
7. Legal and Regulatory Landscape of AI Systems
8. User Awareness and Education
9. Case Studies
10. Best Practices in Generative AI Deployment
11. Future Directions and Ethical Innovation
Wrick Talukdar is a visionary technology leader in generative artificial intelligence (AI) at Amazon, with over two decades of global experience in AI, cloud computing, and product leadership. A pioneer in AI-driven transformation, he has led large-scale modernization initiatives that drive enterprise growth and impact millions worldwide. He has spearheaded the productization of award-winning AI/ML technologies, now deployed at scale for Fortune 500 companies, shaping real-world AI applications. A recognized figure in AI research, Wrick's work in generative AI, multimodality, natural language processing, and computer vision is widely cited and referenced in the field. As a senior IEEE member, Chair, and panelist in multiple industry forums, he advises global committees like CTSoc Industry Forums and NIC, setting industry standards and shaping AI's role for the future. He frequently presents his innovations at premier conferences such as World Technology Summit, IEEE HKN, ICCE, CERAWeek, and ADIPEC, bridging cutting-edge research with real-world AI applications to accelerate industry-wide innovation. Deeply rooted in his computer science background, he co-chairs IEEE NIC to empower young professionals. As an author and thought leader, he continues to push AI's boundaries, inspiring future innovators. Wrick lives in California with his family.
