Article ID: CBB779365747

For a Science-oriented, Socially Responsible, and Self-aware AI: beyond Ethical Issues (2022)

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Are we ready for the anthropological revolution grounded on Intelligent Technologies and artificial mixed society? Which also is an economic, social, and political revolution. AI is not just building a new technology but a new Socio-Cognitive-Technical System, a new world and a new form of society and culture. It is an anthropological revolution. Is our Intelligent Technology research only business oriented? AI should be more “science oriented”. As for the possible dangers of AI impact, there is a dominant limited view, focused only on ethical issues, and on a reliable and transparent and explainable AI. My question is political not just ethical: AI revolution is empowering whom? AI can play a very important role “for freedom”. It can also be a revolutionary “Awareness technology”. It can improve not only personal and collective intelligence but collective awareness as well: understanding what we are doing and why we are doing it; who is “nudging” us.

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Authors & Contributors
Asaro, Peter M.
Bertolaso, Marta
Bowman, Diana M.
Copeland, B. Jack
Evans, James
Johns, Adrian
Journals
IEEE Technology and Society Magazine
Laboratorio dell'ISPF
American Historical Review
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews
Osiris: A Research Journal Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences
Publishers
MIT Press
Carocci Editore
Oxford University Press
University of Pittsburgh Press
Yale University Press
Concepts
Artificial intelligence
Human-machine interaction
Technology and ethics
Machine learning
Technology and society
Computers and computing
People
Turing, Alan Mathison
Time Periods
21st century
20th century, late
20th century
19th century
Modern
Early modern
Places
Great Britain
South Africa
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