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In previous posts, I’ve given reasons to think that digital minds governance—that is, the part of AI governance concerned with AI systems that merit moral consideration for their own sake—should someday exist and that it stands in need of s...
This post offers highlights from “Varieties of Moral Agency and Risks of Digital Dystopia”, a paper Adam Bradley and I co-wrote that’s forthcoming in American Philosophical Quarterly.
This post provides an audio reading of “Varieties of Moral Agency and Risks of Digital Dystopia”, a paper Adam Bradley and I co-wrote that’s forthcoming in American Philosophical Quarterly. You can listen to the main body of the paper here,...
Would it be better for digital minds governance to prevent the creation of digital minds, to protect the basic interests of digital minds, or to integrate digital minds into society?
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I'm a philosopher and senior research fellow at Oxford University.
Assistant Professor in the Social Science of AI
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