Human Compatible: Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control explores the development of artificial intelligence and the challenges of ensuring that intelligent machines remain aligned with human values and intentions. The book discusses the potential benefits and risks of advanced AI, the problem of controlling increasingly capable AI systems, and the importance of designing AI that prioritises human well-being.

It examines AI safety, ethical decision-making, machine learning, and the social implications of intelligent technologies. The book is particularly relevant to readers interested in computer science, artificial intelligence, technology ethics, and the future relationship between humans and intelligent machines