Reading Time: 5 minutesBeyond The Turing Test “The imitation game” movie successfully framed Alan Turing’s ideas as a compelling story, bringing the idea of automated reasoning into the broad public. Indeed, Turing was among the fathers of computer-based...
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Reading Time: 6 minutes“Artificial Intelligence” being the recent hyped buzzword, we may be tempted to agree with tech filter bubbles and believe that widespread social acceptance is a matter of days – if not already been achieved. However,...
Reading Time: 7 minutesDecentralized Collective Ethics For Individual Empowerment and National Sovereignty Building Tailor-Made Sustainable Cyber-Ethics Ecospheres™ Powered by Emerging and Frontier Technologies – Introduction to Social Digital Swarm Twinning – by Prof. Dr. Ingrid Vasiliu-Feltes and Katja...
Reading Time: 6 minutesWe have prompted a Large Language Model “Can you suggest examples of decentralized ethics in practice?”
Reading Time: 7 minutesHuman Rights, Robot Wrongs: Being Human in The Age of AI Far away from being a dry and indigest legal manifesto, Human Rights, Robot Wrongs by Susie Alegre is a richly researched, techno-philosophical reflection on...
Reading Time: 3 minutesFrom Money Laundering to Data Laundering: How Big Tech’s genAI has become the World’s Biggest Data Laundering Machine. How Silicon Valley’s tech titans use transformer models to systematically launder user and business data. How they...
Reading Time: 6 minutesIn our first article of two, we have challenged traditional normativity and the linear perspective of classical Western ethics. In particular, we have concluded that the traditional bipolar category of descriptive and prescriptive norms needs...
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Reading Time: 6 minutesBEYOND TRADITIONAL NORMATIVITY Part 1 – Syngnostic Norms: Beyond Prescriptive and Descriptive Norms by Daniele PROVERBIO (1) and Katja RAUSCH (2) (1) Researcher in complex systems at University of Trento and Director of Interdisciplinary Research...
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Reading Time: 10 minutesIn November 2022, The House of Ethics was among the first companies to refuse using ChatGPT. Many voices raised questions as to why we decided on such a drastic corporate move. First, out of data...
Reading Time: 5 minutesNote by the Publisher: This article is a guest contribution by third year doctoral student Sahaj VAIDYA. In case of interest in collaborating with the author, please feel free to contact her directly. Contact info...
Reading Time: 5 minutesThe mysterious case of OopArts. Anybody familiar with basic archaeology has sooner or later encountered the term “OoPArt”. The acronym OoPArt stands for Out-of-Place Art, and has been coined by Edinburgh-born biologist and writer and...
Reading Time: 4 minutesLLMs, workarounds and conspiracy Combine the known restriction policies on ChatGPT with whispered jailbreak workarounds that bypass them. Add on the responses of the “freed” ChatGPT and get tons of material for misinformation and conspiracy...
Reading Time: 5 minutesFrom “Ethical Dilemma” to “Ethical Dissonance”: from two exclusive possibles to many inclusive possibles. Is the traditional “Ethical Dilemma” victim of planned obsolescence in cyber physical times? On September 12, 2023, a strange headline caught...
Reading Time: 4 minutesSwarm Ethics™ and Systems Thinking Why we need to go beyond individualistic and linear paradigms in thinking of ethics, and how swarms break through. Intuition, revisited. First came the instinct, then intuition, then linear science,...
Reading Time: 7 minutesAttack, apocalypse, disaster, extinction, dystopia, take-over, implosion and the latest traumatic scenario of total eclipse: ChatGPT collapsing by eating itself up. Is the Ouroboros of innovation biting its own innovative tail? A modern tale? Maybe...
Reading Time: 11 minutes“Culture eats strategy for breakfast” the legendary quote attributed to Peter Drucker, the father of modern management, successfully underscores the overruling importance of organizational culture when it comes to corporations and planned execution. Especially in...
Reading Time: 9 minutesIn April 2022 DALL-E2 was dropped. Followed by Imagen, Parti, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion. OpenAI’s DALL-E2 signed up a million users in just 2.5 months. In a cascading race, Meta announced its “Make-a-Video” program, and...
Reading Time: 5 minutesAbout catastrophes and other little disasters On the awareness of extreme events Approaching our complex world, being it described as VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous) or – even worst – BANI (Brittle, Anxious, Nonlinear,...