The Moral Status of Artificial Intelligence
Intentionality, Normativity and Responsibility
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Beschreibung
This book clarifies the ethical impact of artificial intelligence systems on society and examines their moral standing. To clarify the moral status of AI, it draws on conceptual tools from postphenomenology while introducing new concepts to account for the specificity of AI systems in relation to other technologies. The first part of the book addresses whether some form of intentionality can be attributed to intelligent systems and clarifies what technological intentionality means in the context of AI. The second part investigates the normative profile of the standards and predictions produced by AI, with particular attention to the effects of these standards on processes of human subjectification. The book does not assign moral responsibility to intelligent systems; rather, it evaluates the role they play in distributing responsibility among human actors, thereby demonstrating the integrative character of intelligent systems. In addition to advancing this thesis, the book introduces central problems in the field of AI ethics and intelligent systems, providing a valuable overview of these issues. This book is of interest to advanced scholars and undergraduate students of AI ethics alike.
Engages with current discussions about the moral status of artificial intelligence Provides an excellent resource for reflecting on the major ethical issues raised by the use of artificial intelligence Approaches the problem of the moral status of artificial intelligence from a novel set of conceptual tools
Autor*in
Roberto Redaelli
Themen in »The Moral Status of Artificial Intelligence«
Digital Normativity Technological Intentionality in AI Systems Ethics of AI Philosophy of AI Moral Responsibility Moral Status of AI Phenomenology of AI Postphenomenology