It is argued that there exists a dialectical tension between particular and contingent AI ethics and universalist AI-related social equity, and that particular and contingent AI ethical frameworks change and evolve precisely because they are not capable of advancing social equity without undermining their very premises and, thus, revealing inconsistencies and contradictions in their practical applications.
This article questions the assumption that current frameworks of artificial intelligence
ethics are universally applicable. Much of the dominant discourse in AI governance
draws on Western liberal traditions that prioritise individual autonomy, procedural
fairness, and abstract rights. While these principles are oft...
Charles Nwamu· IKEMBA INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL...· 0 citations
In order to live well in an AI-based society, designing technically ethical systems, in the spirit of consequentialism, is not enough; rather, it is essential to cultivate citizens who, as AI users, are endowed with virtues and, first and foremost, the virtue of prudence.
Josep Del-Hierro-Dies, J. Sánchez-Cañizares· Scientia et Fides· 0 citations
In a world in which one can hardly keep track of the developments in AI, even less so the impacts it is having in our world and our lives, it is quite easy to take for granted a series of assumptions – ethical, political, metaphysical etc. – on how to approach the problem of AI, taking the concerns and principles expre...
Lucas Nascimento Machado· Journal of Ethics and Emergi...· 0 citations
This research examines the relationship between ethics and politics in the philosophy of John Dewey (1859–1952), proceeding from the premise that, for him, these two realms do not constitute separate fields; rather, they intertwine within a single philosophical project grounded in human and social experience. Ethics is...
Muhammad Mustafa Abu Zaid Ali· Shihab Journal of Humanities· 0 citations
When, if ever, is it permissible to afford special consideration to friends and family? How can we strive to be objective in our thinking, and is this always a feasible or appropriate aim?
This book examines the categories of impartiality and objectivity by showing how they frame certain debates in epistemology, moral...
The main dimensions of AI models'decision-making in areas of professional practice are conceptualized, emphasizing professional ethics' Hierarchically structured relationship with general ethics, and elaborating on the mechanisms through which they reach an equilibrium in situational contexts that involve conflict.
Omri Asscher, Mirco Musolesi· 1 citation
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