CEPE/IACAP Joint Conference 2021 - Abstract Submission and Registration

Session

Human Machine Relations I

16

Not scheduled

94. On the Limits of Safe Moral Enhancement through AI Mentors

Dr Katleen Gabriels (Maastricht University)

Individual Paper

Much attention has been paid to exploring how AI techniques could improve our moral behavior. Even though it might be in principle impossible to suppose that any AI system could do our moral thinking for us, there is still a substantial role that AI mentors could play in our moral education and training. In particular, an AI Socratic interlocutor might offer considerable improvements to...

76. Stoic Philosophy and Technology: Who is in Control?

Individual Paper

Abstract
This paper explores the control problem of Technology and how Stoic Philosophy addresses that problem, as well as offers a response to its solution. It comprises three parts: 1. The Core Problem of Stoic Philosophy and the Information and Artificial Intelligent (AI) Technologies to which I will refer collectively for convenience as Technology. 2. The Core Principles of Stoic...

116. When Does Enhancement Become Restriction? The Case for Contestable Intelligent Space

Individual Paper

Artificial intelligence has transformed the built environment. The function of space and how it is navigated has adapted with predictive technology. One can now be “lost” when their phone dies, but “know where they are” upon seeing their GPS coordinates on a map while stranded in an unknown locale. Moreover, physical space “understands” when to light streets and alley ways, heat or cool a...