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Partiality, Ethical Theory, and Christmas

by Roger Crisp
January 10, 2018January 30, 2018

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EduInfo.PK on Friend AI: Personal Enhancement or Uninvited Company?November 2, 2024
This piece raises some important, timely questions on how AI might influence our social and ethical landscapes, especially with devices…
Ian on Humanising the Global Response to MPox: Lessons from COVID-19 and the Humanities?October 21, 2024
It seems considering these things in those broader ways does require wider analysis simply because of the necessity for the…
Keith Tayler on Friend AI: Personal Enhancement or Uninvited Company?October 14, 2024
I know Chalmer's work but I'm not convinced by his argument in the paper you cite. I have not detected…
Pavel Novak on Humanising the Global Response to MPox: Lessons from COVID-19 and the Humanities?October 14, 2024
The crucial question is the proportionality. I. e. if the illness is so dangerous that it requires such harsh measures.…
Christopher Register on Friend AI: Personal Enhancement or Uninvited Company?October 14, 2024
That's correct. You may see here for recent assessments of consciousness in current generations of AI, which would likely be…

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