1.AI and the Disruption of the Social: An Introduction
2.Epistemic Agency and the Politics of Social Work
3.Social Work in the Hypermodern: Advancing Humanism in the Age of Smart Machines
4.Can Artificial Intelligence be Controlled? A Social Science Perspective
5.The Politics of Information Communications Technologies (ICT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and implications for social work, justice, and advocacy
6.Critical Scholarship in the Age of Large Language Models
7.AI and the corporate university: constructing new imaginaries or reinscribing old stratifications?
8.AI and Indigenous Knowledge Holders: When Culture Becomes Security. Cultural Security and Epistemic Sovereignty in the Sámi Context
9.Masculinism and Gender Binarism in AI: How Artificial Intelligence Reproduces Patriarchy in the Digital World
10.The helping relationship in new online relational spaces: AI chatbots and the reconfiguration of trust in social work
11.Care, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Ethics: New Opportunities and Challenges for Social Workers
12.Bridging Worlds: Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT and Social Work Ethics
13.Cruel Kindness? The Limitations of Logic-Based Artificial Intelligence in Navigating Ethical Dilemmas within the Human Services Context
14.Social Work Ethics and Generative AI
15.Virtual Encounters in Bereavement Care: Ethical and Clinical Perspectives on AI and Virtual Reality
16.Bias in the Machine: How Artificial Intelligence Perpetuates Ableism in Society
17.Artificial Intelligence between the lighthouse and the storm: potentials and risks for Social Work
18.The Use of AI-Based Counselling. Professional and Ethical Implications for Social Work
19.What’s Wrong with AI as a Human Rights Teacher for Social Workers? Reflections on a Teaching Innovation Project in Spain