AI & Philosophy
humAInism delves into the philosophical considerations of AI’s impact on the future of humanity are complex and multifaceted. Ethical frameworks, human agency, socioeconomic implications, and existential risks all require critical examination.
These discussions must involve a wide range of stakeholders, including philosophers, scientists, policymakers, and the general public, to ensure the responsible development and deployment of AI that aligns with core human values.
By addressing these philosophical considerations, we can navigate the path ahead with wisdom and prudence, harnessing the transformative potential of AI while safeguarding our collective well-being.
Blogs
AI optimism in geopolitically pessimistic Davos
February 2, 2024
Davos showcased AI optimism against a backdrop of global unease, highlighting a shift from fears of technological risks to focusing on governance and positive applications. The dialogue emphasized the economic potential of open-source AI, marking a move toward...
READ MOREHow can we deal with AI risks?
November 8, 2023
Categorising strategies for managing AI risks into immediate, mid-term, and long-term threats. We emphasize a balanced approach to risk management, suggesting a comprehensive governance framework that includes regulatory measures to ensure AI's benefits outwei...
READ MOREIGF 2023: Grasping AI while walking in the steps of Kyoto philosophers
October 10, 2023
Read more on relevance of Kyoto Philosophy School for AI governance. Nishodo Kitara's wisdom helps envision an AI future as an extension of our quest for meaning....
READ MOREDiplomatic and AI hallucinations: How can thinking outside the box help solve global problems?
September 29, 2023
We examine the use of AI "hallucinations" in diplomacy, showing how AI analysis of UN speeches can reveal unique insights. It argues that the unexpected outputs of AI could lead to new ways of solving global issues, promoting the idea of creatively utilizing A...
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