Artificial Intelligence: Reflections in Philosophy, Theology, and the Social Sciences
Dragos-Cristian Vasilescu; Michael Filzmoser; Diana Löffler; Andreas Theodorou; Johannes Grössl; Jan G. Michel; Vanessa Schäffner; Stefan Reining; Julia Alessandra Harzheim; Rebecca Davnall; Kilian Karger; Leonie Seng; Lukas Brand; Agnieszka Wykowska; Daniel Neumann; Walther Ch. Zimmerli; Scarlet Schaffrath; David J. Gunkel; Carmen Krämer; Astrid Marieke Rosenthal-von der Pütten; Benedikt Paul Göcke; Andreas Bischof; Arne Maibaum; Gábor L. Ambrus; Tobias Müller
Leiden / Paderborn: Brill | mentis (2020), 404 pp.
ISBN 978-3-95743-748-8
"This interdisciplinary edited volume examines artificial intelligence through philosophy, theology, ethics, and the social sciences. It addresses consciousness, superintelligence, AI ethics, human-machine relationships, robot rights and dignity, social robots, and the broader societal consequences of intelligent systems. Although it is not specifically about journalism, several chapters provide useful conceptual foundations for understanding ethical responsibility, human agency, communication with AI systems, and the societal implications of AI—issues relevant to critical AI literacy and journalism education." (This comment was generated by using AI)