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Ophélia Deroy

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Open access Oct 2026

AI is not as conscious as humans: Essentialism in mental state attributions to artificial systems.

Artificial systems increasingly behave in ways that resemble humans. But is that sufficient to make us see them as conscious, or as having related mental states? We contrast two broad possibilities. People may rely on a single general principle: the more appropriately an agent responds to its environment, the more cons...

Louis Longin, Jurgis Karpus, N. Meertens et al. · Cognition · 0 citations

Open access Sep 2026

Why We Need Epistemically, Not Morally, Trustworthy AI: Decision Support and the Need for Collective Accountability

Calls for “trustworthy AI” have become ubiquitous in policy and industry, yet the term remains conceptually underspecified. In earlier work (Dorsch & Deroy, 2024), we argued that moral trustworthiness is neither possible nor necessary for AI decision-support systems (AI-DSS), and indeed unethical to pursue, since it ri...

John Dorsch, Maximilian Moll, Ophélia Deroy · Philosophy & Technology · 0 citations