Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence

Frameworks, Risks, and Society

By: Manjeet Rege, Hemachandran K

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eText | 17 April 2026 | Edition Number 1

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This book offers a comprehensive discussion of the growing importance of ethical considerations in algorithmic systems to introduce practical frameworks and tools for identifying ethical risks, ensuring fair outcomes, and maintaining transparency in algorithmic processes. With a focus on real-world applications and practical solutions, it provides both theoretical insights and actionable strategies for navigating the ethical challenges inherent in algorithmic decision-making systems.
• Explores the ethical implications of artificial intelligence (AI), aiming to provide both theoretical insights and practical considerations.
• Includes both the technical aspects of algorithm design and the ethical frameworks needed to address concerns such as bias and discrimination
• Hands-on and accessible, offering step-by-step guidance on embedding ethical principles in algorithmic systems without compromising performance or functionality.
• Practical tools and frameworks for ethical algorithm design, addressing key concerns such as transparency, accountability, and bias.
• Provides actionable strategies for embedding ethical principles into the development cycle of algorithms, from conception to deployment.
The book on ethical algorithms is for practitioners and scholars working in computer science and advanced technology fields where algorithms play a critical role.