Prosthetic Gods

De : James Hughes and Nir Eisikovits
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  • Résumé

  • Welcome to “Prosthetic Gods,” the podcast where bioethicist James Hughes and philosopher Nir Eisikovits engage in spirited debates on the ethics and politics of emerging technologies. Hughes, a pro-technology transhumanist, and Eisikovits, with his Luddite stance, explore topics from brain-computer interfaces to artificial intelligence. Tune in and explore the promise and perils of technological advancements with us!
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    Épisodes
    • Tech Policy Under Trump 2

      Tech Policy Under Trump 2
      Nov 18 2024
      Episode 8 - Tech Policy Under Trump 2

      Nir and J. talk about the prospects for tech policy under Trump's second term. They discuss the new administration's attitudes toward content moderation, what the next four years mean for Artificial Intelligence, and Elon Musk's potential influence on tech policy moving forward.

      Credits: Hosted by James Hughes and Nir Eisikovits Produced by Jake Burley Music by Jake Burley
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      53 min
    • Supersoldiers

      Supersoldiers
      Nov 4 2024
      Episode 7 - Supersoldiers

      Nir and J. discuss ethical issues surrounding so-called super soldiers and human augmentation in warfare.

      Additional Resources:
      • Human Augmentation - The Dawn of a New Paradigm
      • Can A.I. Be Blamed for a Teen’s Suicide?

      Credits:

      Hosted by James Hughes and Nir Eisikovits Produced by Jake Burley Music by Jake Burley
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      1 h et 9 min
    • Moral Machines

      Moral Machines
      Oct 21 2024
      Episode 6 - Moral Machines

      In this episode, Nir and J. discuss whether machines can be moral. What does it take for something to be a moral patient or moral subject? Can morality be distilled down to a set of rules? Is the red-teaming and safety testing of large language models a way to teach machines morality?

      Additional Resources:
      • Moral Machines by Colin Allen and Wendell Wallach
      Credits:

      Hosted by James Hughes and Nir Eisikovits Produced by Jake Burley Music by Jake Burley
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      1 h et 3 min

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