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Artificial Intelligence
Reflections in Philosophy, Theology, and the Social Sciences
E-Book ISBN:
9783957437488
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mentis
Online Publication Date:
24 Jun 2020
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Philosophy
Philosophy of Mind
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Table of Contents
Front Matter
Copyright page
Introduction
Part I Consciousness
Conscious, Thinking, and Intelligent Machines?
Deus Malignus – The Digital Rehabilitation of Deception
Artificial Intelligence of the Human Mind
When Robots (pretend to) Think
Revisiting the Dancing-Qualia Argument for Computationalism
Part II Superintelligence
Will Superintelligence Take Over?
Why Artificial Intelligence is a Matter of Design
Between Epistemic Progress and Existential Risk Minimization
Part III Ethics
Current Challenges in Ethics of Artificial Intelligence or: Old Wine in New Bottles
Is Utilitarianism Entirely Useless for Self-Driving Car Ethics?
The Car’s Choice: Illusions of Agency in the Self-Driving Car Trolley Problem
Why Machines That Talk Still Do Not Think, and Why They Might Nevertheless be Able to Solve Moral Problems
Part IV Robots
Could Artificial General Intelligence be an End-In-Itself?
Can Robots Have Dignity?
The Right(s) Question: Can and Should Robots Have Rights?
Image, Servitude, Partnership
From Experiential to Existential Questions
Robots and the Complexity of Everyday Worlds
Taught by Technology
Part V Society
Artificial Intelligence and Polygenic Scoring
Could Machines Replace Human Scientists?
Organizational and Societal Implications of the Adoption of Machine Invention Systems
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