A philosophical and practical look at the moral challenges posed by increasingly intelligent machines.
As machines grow smarter, we face urgent questions about responsibility, bias, and control. What does it mean to act ethically in a world where algorithms decide lives?
AI systems influence hiring, policing, lending, and more. But data reflects human history β and with it, bias. Can an algorithm be fair? Who decides?
Ethics demands we evaluate not just outcomes, but intentions and impact.
If an autonomous car causes harm, whoβs to blame? The manufacturer? The programmer? The AI?
Philosophers revisit age-old debates about moral agency and determinism in light of machines with βdecisions.β
Should AI be treated as moral agents? Do they deserve rights if they mimic consciousness or self-awareness?
Some thinkers propose future AI might warrant moral consideration β a radical shift in ethical theory.
Written at the intersection of progress and principle.
A thoughtful exploration into the mysterious concept of time β from metaphysics to lived experience.
4 days ago
A thoughtful exploration into the mysterious concept of time β from metaphysics to lived experience.
4 days ago
A thoughtful exploration into the mysterious concept of time β from metaphysics to lived experience.
4 days ago