Tag: Bostrom

Stop Talking about the Moral Status of Machines

12/22/2018 ZachLeave a comment

Why our conversation about the moral standing of Artificial Intelligence is misguided

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The Missing Conversation about Machines

02/10/201808/31/2018 Zach6 Comments

We are yet to consider that we might owe some form of moral consideration to something that is not a member of the moral community now but, through human choices, eventually will be.

Posted in philosophyTagged animals, artificialintelligence, Bostrom, children, conversation, ethics, future, futurism, god, internet, philosophy, platform, politics, power, robots, science, teaching, technology, theology

The Coming Oppression

01/14/201801/14/2019 Zach7 Comments

Another form of oppression is coming: substratism

Posted in philosophy, politics, UncategorizedTagged AI, animals, artificialintelligence, Bostrom, ethics, feminism, future, futurism, human, language, machines, morality, oppression, philosophy, political, politics, power, racism, robots, science, sciencefiction, sexism, speciesism, technology

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