These TOPICS are particular subthemes within the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence or modes of access to philosophical reflection on the AIs.
In some cases, such as Personal Artificial Intelligence or Ethics and Regulation, they correspond to presentations or contributions on subjects that currently raise concern within academia or sectors of society involved in the development of AIs.
Other topics, such as Science Fiction Narratives and the Invisible Automaton Paradox, emerge from a longstanding personal interest—whether in the epistemological aspects of AI throughout its history, its formal object and its relation to other scientific disciplines, or as an anthropological reflection that connects some of AI’s aspirational goals with the mythical texture of ancient, modern, and contemporary narratives.
EDUCATION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
The advance of generative AIs represents great opportunities in work and study, but also significant challenges for the redesign of roles and capabilities.
SCIENCE FICTION NARRATIVES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Science fiction, defined by Gernsback as an imaginative extrapolation of true natural phenomena, anticipates philosophical questions about AIs.
PERSONAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
From manually executed processes to cybernetic automation: the relation between human control and technical artifacts reaches personal AI.
THE PARADOX OF THE INVISIBLE AUTOMATON
Automaton comes from the Greek automatos, that which has its own spontaneous movement: machines that mimic the figure and movements of an animate being.
ETHICS AND REGULATION OF AI
Applied scientific knowledge can improve human life but also generate collateral damage and complex social dilemmas: reflecting on the ethics of AI.
REPLICA OR SIMULACRUM: SIMONDON AND THE AIs
Philosophy is yet to be made in the face of new knowledge: from Simondon, a question about the technical status of AIs, between replica and simulacrum.
FROM LOGOS TO ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGE
From logos to artificial language: a philosophical reflection on the word and the AIs. English version in development.