The Ever-increasing Application Of Artificial Intelligence (ai) To Modern Information Technology (it) Has Brought About Significant Progress And The Simplification Of Many Activities. There Are, However, A Number Of Ethical Questions That Have Not Yet Been Answered, And Perhaps Not Even Fully Problematized. The Aim Of This Book Is To Bring Order To The Innumerable Philosophical Questions Surrounding The Various Applications Of Artificial Intelligence, Systematizing The Issues Still Being Discussed In Contemporary Philosophical Debate. The First Part Of The Book Will Clarify The Different Branches Of Philosophy That Deal With The Technological Question, Firstly Providing A Historical Reconstruction, From The Ancient Greeks; Early Investigation Of The To The Analytical Philosophy Of Technology. It Then Addresses The Theoretical Systematization Of The Various Disciplines That Deal With The Topic, Characterizing The Philosophy Of Ai As A Sub-branch Of The More General Philosophy Of Information Technology (pit). In The Second Part, The Book Addresses The Different Applications Of Ai In Various Fields, All Of Which Are Already Current, From Self-driving Cars To Textual Input Illustration Programs. In The Third And Final Part, It Will Identify Recurring Ethical Themes From The Various Examples Given And Attempt To Provide Answers To The Most Urgent Emerging Ethical Questions, Not With The Aim Of Definitively Resolving The Issues, Nor Of Providing A Political Blueprint For The Changes To Be Implemented In Society, But To Equip The Reader With The Basic Tools To Adequately Relate To The Great Changes Of The Current Century-- Provided By Publisher.