The Possibilities of Machine Morality Sergey Surzhikov

The Possibilities of Machine Morality Sergey SurzhikovThis book argues that morality is broader and more diverse than its human manifestation. Through detailed analyses of core moral concepts like agency and responsibility, it uses the hypothetical perspective of machine morality to reveal the contingent limits of human moral thinking, offering original insights into the nature of morality itself.

Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

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