by Denis Larrivee
Complex technologies are shaping the manner by which we frame relations
with an external world, as Heidegger forewarned, not only with its mechanical
materiality, but socially in the manner of our interactions with others, and
inwardly in how we ourselves are changed. New technologies pose questions
about the nature of technology, human nature, and the relation between the two,
and so how we view technology and what we wish it do to and for ourselves. These
concerns are awakening broader interest in the technical communities that are
their source. The ‘Ethically Aligned Design project documents concern thinking
by members of the IEEE community on the impact of artificial intelligence on
human wellbeing (see multiple topics within). Significantly its
motivations bring to the fore the centrality of the human being in a classical
anthropocentric perspective that has old thinking in the role of handmaiden for
a revival from the new Manicheism.’
A Vision for Prioritizing Human
Wellbeing
with Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
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