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  • AI: Friend or Foe in Ethics?

    AI: Friend or Foe in Ethics?

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become as ubiquitous as cat videos on the internet, and its influence is extending far beyond the realm of computer science and into areas that once seemed strictly human, like moral philosophy. Imagine that — machines not just out-calculating your brains, but…

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  • AI Intentions: Humanly Possible?

    AI Intentions: Humanly Possible?

    In the digital neighborhood of artificial intelligence, where algorithms buzz like industrious bees and data piles up like virtual haystacks, there exists a complex concept known as intentionality. Now, if you’re scratching your head wondering how AI, a construct made of code and silicone chips, could…

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  • AI: Shattering Knowledge Norms

    AI: Shattering Knowledge Norms

    At the crossroads of philosophy and artificial intelligence stands a quaint yet intriguing question: Does AI challenge our understanding of knowledge and epistemology? The answer is not just a yes or no. It’s more akin to an onion—multi-layered and sometimes bringing tears to your eyes when…

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  • AI Ethics: Blame or Program?

    AI Ethics: Blame or Program?

    Exploring the ethics of AI decision-making is a bit like trying to find out who ate the last cookie from the jar. Was it the human who programmed the cookie-eating protocol or the autonomous cookie-craving artificial intelligence that we thought was a smart home assistant? This…

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  • Is AI Steering Your Choices?

    Is AI Steering Your Choices?

    Imagine, if you will, a future where your smartphone doesn’t just anticipate your need to order takeout after a busy day, but nudges you toward healthier options because it has learned that your cholesterol is a bit high. It sounds like a scene straight out of…

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  • AI: Friend or Philosophical Foe?

    AI: Friend or Philosophical Foe?

    Imagine sitting in a quaint coffee shop, sipping your favorite brew, engaged in a profound conversation that challenges your most deeply held beliefs. Across from you is a being that isn’t human at all but an artificial intelligence. You ask a question, and it responds not…

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  • AI’s Moral Dilemma: Help or Harm?

    AI’s Moral Dilemma: Help or Harm?

    In a world where machines once merely crunched numbers and played checkers, artificial intelligence has blossomed into quite the overachiever. Nowadays, AI is expected to do more than just translate languages or offer driving directions. It’s tasked with making decisions that could make or break human…

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  • Who Pays When AI Fails?

    Who Pays When AI Fails?

    In the labyrinthine world of artificial intelligence, we often find ourselves grappling with questions that sound like the opening of a bad joke: What happens when an AI walks into a bar? More pointedly, if that AI then decides to have a drink, who’s paying the…

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  • Can Machines Truly Feel?

    Can Machines Truly Feel?

    In the quest for creating machines that can think, act, and even emote like humans, we have found ourselves repeatedly asking a deceptively simple question: can machines feel? As artificial intelligence advances, this question pokes its head through the door more frequently, often unsettling those who…

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  • AI Consciousness: Science or Sci-Fi?

    AI Consciousness: Science or Sci-Fi?

    In the age of smart phones, smart homes, and occasionally smart coffee makers, it’s no surprise that the question of AI consciousness looms large over both tech conferences and dinner table conversations. Could machines ever be self-aware, and should we start worrying about our computers judging…

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