Tag: autonomy
Tag: autonomy
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The absence of artificial intelligence in the fantasy universe of Frank Herbert’s Dune cycle – Part II: Do not corrupt the human soul
In the Dune universe, the absence of artificial intelligence is justified by deep ethical reasons. The dialogue between Paul Atreides and Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam emphasises the prohibition against creating machines that imitate the human mind, which is considered an act of counterfeiting and degrading the human essence. This prohibition is linked to the…
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Artificial intelligence in sport. Fast, but not too fast
Artificial intelligence has revolutionised the world of sport, and is influencing training, refereeing, sports medicine, and betting. Algorithms are now crucial for identifying and selecting sporting talent, but it often happens that athletes' data are used without their consent, potentially creating disadvantages for them. In addition, the use of AI in refereeing and strategic decision-making…
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Trustworthy artificial intelligence
The increasing pervasiveness of artificial intelligence (AI) elicits contrasting reactions of fear and hope. It is necessary to develop solid ethics for AI that avoids both technological fatalism and uncritical trust. Human ethical principles such as beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice are fundamental, but they may not be sufficient to address the unique challenges of…