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| published: | Springer International Publishing 2021 |
| Media Type: | Book, E-Book |
| Physical Description: | 200; Paperback; 148 x 210 x 12 |
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| ISBN: |
9783030562922
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| Collection: | PDA Print VUB |
| Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1. Smart Fridges and other Reifications 1.2. What's to come? chapter 2: Methods 2.1. Concepts and Conceptual Analysis 2.2. Description and Evaluation of Technologies 2.3. Distinctions and Discovery in Philosophy of Technology 2.4. Normative Philosophy of Technology 2.5. Moral Philosophy, Morality, Ethics 2.6. AI Ethics 2.7. Conclusion Chapter 3: Social Relationships 3.1. The Concept of the Social 3.2. Towards a Digital Society 3.3. Assigning social descriptors 3.4. From Social Descriptors to Social Relationships 3.5. Agent-Network Theory, Attachment Theories 3.6. Gender as Relational Descriptor 3.7. Institutionalized Relationships and Relationships qua Humanity 3.8. Domestication as a Social Technique 3.9. Against Relational Arbitrariness 3.10. Lessons for Imminent Changes or: The Rise of Human-Machine Relationships Chapter 4: Conversational Artificial Agents 4.1. Definitions 4.2. A short history of Chatbots 4.3. Is ML-AI the future of chatbots? 4.4. AI - General or narrow? 4.5. The Economics of NLP 4.6. Turing Test and its human limits 4.7. Conclusion: Why think about AI in the first place? Chapter 5: Chatbots as Social Agents 5.1. Rethinking Social Descriptors 5.2. Philosophical Implications of (Non-)Anthropomorphism 5.3. Patiency and Pragmacentrism 5.4. Relating to the Artificial 5.5. A Second Domestication 5.6. From Social Descriptors to Social Agents 5.7. A Second Domestication - Continued 5.8. Conclusion 6. Social Reverberations 6.1. Robot Rights 6.2. Human-centered design 6.3. Including non-human agents in normative systems 6.4. New Social Fault Lines 6.5. Conclusion Chapter 7: Conclusion 7.1. Thinking Forward 7.2. Acting Forward |