S3E3: AI, Robot rights, and Ethics with Frederick Bruneault
May 15, 2022•1 hr 7 min•Season 3Ep. 3
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Episode description
Chris and Medlir review AI-themed television shows with Young Diogenes (e.g. Westworld), followed by a discussion with Frederick Bruneault, professor of philosophy at University of Quebec Montreal, asking the question: How do we define AI ethics and how do we avoid pitfalls in the debate surrounding it. Finally, we ask Dr. Bruneault, what is missing from the current discussion on AI ethics?
Links:
- Groupe de recherche sur l’information et la surveillance au quotidien
- AI ethics debate: How can information ethics provide a framework which allows us to avoid usual conceptual pitfalls?» (coll. A.S. Laflamme), AI & Society, 36, 2021, 757-766
- AI Ethics Training in Higher Education: Competency Framework» (coll. A.S. Laflamme & A. Mondoux), SocArXiv, March 2022
- The role of corporations in addressing AI’s ethical dilemmas, Darrell M. West Thursday, September 13, 2018
- Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Human Rights: Risks and Opportunities
Pamela Passman
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