This commentary argues that the resulting taxonomy remains incomplete because it locates anthropomorphic error in the interpreter’s beliefs or selection of an interpretive stance, which explains why accurate disclosure that a system is artificial may still be ethically insufficient.
This paper argues that the dominant anthropomorphism frame operates from a position of institutional advantage rather than earned epistemic authority: collapsing the variety of academic perspectives into a single outbound position of user error, imposed without establishing the grounds required to justify it and withou...
This pluralist account reveals that the current debate’s focus on whether users ‘really mean it’ obscures the pragmatic dimension of anthropomorphic ascription (and its risks), and defends Mixed Anthropomorphism.
Contemporary AI systems are increasingly designed to reduce uncertainty, ambiguity, and cognitive burden. This article argues that such systems do not merely expand human capacities but progressively externalize forms of judgment and existential burden that Christian traditions have historically understood as necessary...
Åke Elden· Studies in Christian Ethics· 0 citations
The paper’s central argumentative shift is to change the narrative from bias mitigation to bias management—treating bias not as a defect to be corrected but as an ongoing condition to be governed.
Gabriela Arriagada-Bruneau· Science and Engineering Ethi...· 0 citations
It is suggested that ethical reflection on AI in Africa must remain oriented toward the fragile work of nation building, and responsible technological adoption depends less on perfecting accountability structures than on sustained moral attention to how technologies quietly reorganize relationships, shift public values...
Nwamu Chukwudi Charles· COOU Journal of Arts and Hum...· 0 citations
The article demonstrates how attempts to decentre the human often reconstitute new forms of authority in attempts to decentre the human and examines the possibility of surpassing standard anthropocentric approaches in AI while maintaining a critical philosophical engagement with the structurally necessary yet precariou...
M. Fazi· Ars & Humanitas· 0 citations
We use cookies to run the site and, with your consent, for analytics and to show ads.
See our Cookie Policy.