This paper fundamentally challenges current approaches to "Trustworthy AI," arguing that superficial technical de-biasing cannot solve the ethical alignment problem and must shift the focus toward "Epistemic Sustainability"—a commitment to actively safeguarding human interpretive diversity outside the majoritarian loops of statistical calculation.
The article proposes a reframing of alignment from an ethical-pedagogical project to an institutional one: instead of presuming or attempting to cultivate artificial moral agents on the basis of behavioral proxies, governance should focus on designing legal, technical, and organizational structures that constrain and r...
This paper offers a critical, interdisciplinary examination of artificial intelligence (
AI
) as a theological mediator, arguing that
AI
systems do not merely transmit religious knowledge but actively reproduce gendered epistemic hierarchies embedded in their training data. Grounded in an African Technocultural...
Matthew Michael, Gesila Nneka Uzukwu· Journal of Religion in Afric...· 0 citations
Whether analytic theology can supply a symbolic logical framework apt to encode moral safeguards inside LLM pipelines is investigated, which targets the engineering of moral computation: a formal language placed between metaphysical content and machine implementation.
Fernando Negrini· International Journal of Bio...· 0 citations
Generative AI encodes the majority's way of knowing as the default infrastructure of knowledge itself as the default infrastructure of knowledge itself, and law must learn to govern at that level of model training.
It is argued that demonstrating internal incoherence is a necessary precursor to AI alignment as well as a broader phenomenon of epistemic instability in generative AI wherein models fail to reliably maintain coherence with respect to their own prior outputs.
Pegah Nokhiz, Aravinda Kanchana Ruwanpathirana, Helen Nissenbaum· 0 citations
It is argued that contemporary artificial intelligence is best understood as a symptom and accelerator of modern nihilism rather than as a neutral instrument or proto-subject because it allows values to persist as calculable effects rather than contested commitments, thereby insulating human agents from the burden of j...
B. Hamamra· AI and Ethics· 0 citations
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