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AI Personhood: Redefining ‘Human’
In recent years, the once-cold and dystopian vision of artificial intelligence has taken on a different hue. Today, we find ourselves asking questions that might sound more at home in a philosophy seminar than an engineering lab. Among these is the compelling and thought-provoking question: Could…
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AI’s Moral Agency: Who’s Liable?
Imagine, if you will, a robot named Robbie. Picture Robbie wandering about, innocently minding its own business, when it suddenly decides to rearrange your living room furniture because its algorithms determine that feng shui is the secret to human happiness. A quirky scenario, isn’t it? But…
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AI’s New Empathy: Hope or Hype?
Within the vast cosmos of artificial intelligence, an intriguing concept is quietly emerging, much like a philosophical debate during a Sunday afternoon brunch. This concept is empathy. No, not the kind of empathy where your cat reads your mood and cuddles up to you, but something…
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AI: Creative Ally or Threat?
In the shadowy chambers where philosophers once pondered mortality and the meaning of life, a new enigma is brewing. This conundrum sits at the confluence of technology and artistry, and it carries a hint of mystery as captivating as an unending Netflix series. It is the…
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AI: Redefining Knowledge Limits
Scientific advancements propel humanity forward in ways both profound and unpredictable. Among the most captivating of these is the development of artificial intelligence, a technology that promises to redefine what we know about knowledge itself. With AI’s ability to learn without the constraints humans face, we…
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AI Art: Genius or Ghostwriter?
In a world where artificial intelligence can conjure up an image, craft a melody, or even pen a sonnet with the flick of a digital wrist, one might wonder: who stands as the true artisan behind these creations? After all, surely it’s not the blender’s fault…
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