Titlebook: Digital Humanism; For a Humane Transfo Julian Nida-Rümelin,Nathalie Weidenfeld Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Introduction, ideology takes humanist impulses as its starting point, only to transform them into anti-humanist utopias. It begins with the improvement of the human and ends in its final—and inhumane—overcoming. Digital humanism opposes this ethics and develops an for the age of Artificial Intelligence.

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Robots as New (Digital) Slaves,s and sociologists are increasingly concerned with the question of the extent to which (future) robots can be held liable in the event of errors, i.e., have a juridical responsibility. In international research institutions, lawyers are asking whether robots are to be regarded as mere tools for whic

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Digital Simulations of Emotions, has acquired a perfect reservoir of knowledge about facial expressions over time. But what does that tell us about her own emotions? Has Ava only learned to imitate certain behaviors in order to give the false impression that she has feelings? Like the “cold” actor described by Diderot, whose art f

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