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The Ethics of AI and Robotics
A Buddhist Viewpoint
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2020
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Artificial intelligence is the most discussed and arguably the most powerful technology in the world today. The very rapid development of the technology, and its power to change the world, and perhaps even ourselves, calls for a serious and systematic thinking about its ethical and social implications, as well as how its development should be directed. The present book offers a new perspective on how such a direction should take place, based on insights obtained from the age-old tradition of Buddhist teaching. The book argues that any kind of ethical guidelines for AI and robotics must combine two kinds of excellence together, namely the technical and the ethical. The machine needs to aspire toward the status of ethical perfection, whose idea was laid out in detail by the Buddha more than two millennia ago. It is this standard of ethical perfection, called “machine enlightenment,” that gives us a view toward how an effective ethical guideline should be made. This ideal is characterized by the realization that all things are interdependent, and by the commitment to alleviate all beings from suffering, in other words by two of the quintessential Buddhist values. The book thus contributes to a concern for a norm for ethical guidelines for AI that is both practical and cross-cultural.
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1/2020
Copyright Year
2020
ISBN-Print
978-1-4985-9729-6
ISBN-Online
978-1-4985-9730-2
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
230
Product Type
Monograph
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Chapter One Introduction No access Pages 1 - 16
Chapter Two A Buddhist View on Nature and Personhood No access
Chapter Three Can Robots Be Persons? No access
Chapter Four Machine Enlightenment No access
Chapter Five Autonomous Technology No access
Chapter Six Privacy, Machine Learning, and Big Data Analytics No access
Chapter Seven AI for Social Justice and Equality No access
Bibliography No access Pages 213 - 222
Index No access Pages 223 - 228
About the Author No access Pages 229 - 230
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