US EditionThe Land Ethic for AI
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Bioethics.comThe Land Ethic for AI
As artificial intelligence begins to mediate more of our cognitive labor, we face a fundamental question: what should humans still be expected to do for themselves? Aldo Leopold, writing decades before the digital era, saw a version of this dilemma. A forester in his early career, and later the inaugural professor of game management at the University of Wisconsin, he is best known for his reflective writings on nature, which emphasized local, in…
Yuval Noah Harari opened this year's CEO Council with a question humanity hasn't faced since the Stone Age: "How do we share the planet with a being more intelligent than us?" The historian and author of the popular book "Sapiens" argued that artificial intelligence is not like a hammer or a printing press, but rather a new species. The AI agent makes decisions, learns, and invents strategies on its own, so it enters into a relationship of coope…
AI Is Making Humans Question Their Very Purpose: Futurist Kevin Kelly
AI is not only replicating some of the abilities that were previously the domain of humans, but it’s making humans question their very... The post AI Is Making Humans Question Their Very Purpose: Futurist Kevin Kelly appeared first on OfficeChai.
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