Also, I've known that lack of emotional empathy is associated with psychopathy, but this is new: https://
psycnet.apa.org/record/2017-28
669-008
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ETHICS
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Emotional Empathy Deficit and Psychopathy: New Research Findings
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Ethics and Philosophy Integration in CS Curricula
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Certainty is another factor. In any case, I agree with @David_Gunkel that conversations should include alternative ethical theories. A lot of the talking past each other is based in philosophical issues that have been studied for a long time, but rarely in CS curricula!
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Utilitarian Calculation Limits: Temporal Weighting in Decision Making
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One of the major drawbacks of utilitarianism is that it is hard to draw the line for when to stop the calculation. What to include? A scenario millions of years from now? According to Bentham, we should consider benefits happening sooner with more weight. https://
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Kantian Ethics and Rights-Based Language in AI Governance
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But also has Kantian language such as "people shouldn't be used as a means to an end" and rights-based language (consent, inclusivity, data access) that can be used in concert with the utilitarian calculus.
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AI Ethics Principles Combining Utilitarianism and Cost-Benefit Analysis
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One example of a set of AI principles that contains a mix of ethical perspectives: https://
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Social Contract and Human Rights in AI Ethics
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Social contract theory talks about rights, like all of those written in the UN Declaration of Human Rights.
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Kantian Ethics and AI: Non-harm and Human Dignity Principles
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For example, Kantianists argue that we should consider rules such as "you should not kill", and that we shouldn't use people as a means to an end.
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Four Ethical Frameworks for Technology Ethics Courses
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In my course on tech ethics, we use the textbook Ethics for the Information Age that considers 4 "workable" ethical theories: act/rule utilitarianism, Kantianism (deontology), social contract theory and virtue ethics.
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Compliance departments may reinterpret AI model regulations creatively
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I, erm, think it is very probable that many compliance departments are going to wake up in the morning and start sharpening their pencils on “We know this wasn’t what you meant, however, you may be surprised to learn that we do call FICO a ‘model’ and we have crunched on it, so.”
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Clarity in reasoning: From thought to written expression
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I don’t usually find myself in debater mode. “Will I believe this after I set forth my reasons in detail?” or “Does the written artifact *read* clearly after it has been taken out of the probabilistic networked soup in my head and reduced to a linear, bounded flow of English?”