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Philosophy · 22 min

Robot Ethics

By Mark Coeckelbergh

This episode reveals how the ethical questions we ask about robots are less about machines and more about the human values we choose to build into our future.

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“This episode reveals how the ethical questions we ask about robots are less about machines and more about the human values we choose to build into our future.”

— Mark Coeckelbergh, Robot Ethics

What it is about

AI Ethics, Human Values, Technology & Society, Design Responsibility

Who it is for

If you've ever felt a quiet unease about AI's growing presence, this will clarify how our own values are being coded into the future, and this will help you see what to do next.

The author

Mark Coeckelbergh, a philosopher of technology, offers a crucial perspective on AI ethics by consistently turning the lens back on humanity, revealing how our own biases and values shape the machines we create.

About the author

Mark Coeckelbergh

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