The Splintered Mind
Eric Schwitzgebelreflections on the philosophy of psychology, broadly construed
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Giving One’s Life
[Content warning: suicide]
This will be a morbid post; forgive me. It will be hard to write this well. I will write it badly.
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The Appeal of (Semi-?) Biological Naturalism about Consciousness
Biological naturalism about consciousness will, I predict, soon be hot. As AI systems start to look more and more like conscious or sentient entities, at least superficially, doubters will be increasingly drawn to arguments against their co...
Should We Build AI Guardian Angels?
I have argued that if we someday create AI persons -- that is, AI systems with genuinely rich conscious experiences, fully deserving of equal rights with ordinary humans -- then we should not design them to deferentially serve us, even if...
Humanlike: A Defense of AI Rights -- Chapter Zero
In July, I began circulating a draft of my next book, Humanlike: A Defense of AI Rights. I set it aside for a couple of months to get some distance on it while it accumulated comments. I’ll soon dive back in for a fresh round of revisions....
New in Draft: Walking the Walk
Over almost a decade, starting in 2007, I conducted a series of empirical studies (mostly collaboratively with Joshua Rust) on the moral behavior of ethics professors. We consistently found that ethicists don’t behave better than professors...
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