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Buddhist philosophy and responsible artificial intelligence: a systematic scoping review of ethical principles, human–machine relations, Buddhist knowledge systems, and cultural applications

Aug 2026 · AI and Ethics · Vol 6 · 0 citations · 94 references

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Buddhist philosophy should not replace established responsible AI frameworks but may complement them through relational, suffering-sensitive, interpretive, and culturally grounded questions for AI design and governance.

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