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Cognitive Technology and Human-Machine Interaction: The Contribution of Externalism to the Theoretical Foundations of Machine and Cyborg Ethics

February 6, 2024 by maria

Marcello Ienca   Abstract Machine ethics is the branch of ethics concerned with the behavior of artificially intelligent systems. Cyborg ethics is the related field of investigation concerned with the ethics of human-machine hybrid systems. While these areas of ethical investigation are experiencing rapid growth urged by disruptive advances in artificial intelligence, robotics and human-machine … [Read more…]

Posted in: Articles Tagged: artificial intelligence, embodied cognition, extended cognition, extended mind, externalism, machine ethics, theoretical foundations

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