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Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies raise enormous questions for society and how we should live. For corporations, AI raises questions about how organizations ought to incorporate principles and other forms of ethical guidance into their work. The movement from theory to practice, or “the operationalization quest...
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The Stoic concept of the hegemonikon—the capacity for assent that directs the mind—is used as a framework for understanding intellectual creation and decision-making, clarifying when AI supports human judgment and when it replaces decision-making authority.
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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.
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AI-augmented consequentialist ethics (AI-ACE): a new frontier for the concept of responsibility
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Flowing with AI
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Destiny: Beyond War and Solvency
Artificial intelligence is no longer merely a technological innovation; it is a transformative force reshaping economic systems, institutional responsibilities, social relations, and the collective understanding of progress. This article interprets AI as an expression of humanity’s enduring ambition to reproduce aspect...
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