Animals and the Scope of “Privacy”.
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Works matching IS 22105433 AND DT 2025 AND VI 38 AND IP 2
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The Question of AI and Democracy: Four Categories of AI Governance.
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Regulating the Undefined: Addressing Systemic Risks in the Digital Services Act (with an Appendix on the AI Act)
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Pluralism isn’t Just Methodological, it’s Political: A Response to Wörsdörfer.
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A Structure is at Work: Against Designer-Centrism in Human-Robot Relation.
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A Minimalist Account of the Right To Explanation.
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Offloading Wisdom: Four Technological Relations that Mediate Phronesis.
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Human-AI Complementarity in Diagnostic Radiology: The Case of Double Reading.
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What Will Happen to Humanity in a Million Years? Gilbert Hottois and the Temporality of Technoscience.
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The Potential and Limitations of Artificial Colleagues.
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The bewitching AI: The Illusion of Communication with Large Language Models.
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The Irreplicable Nature of Human Intuition: A Critical Response to Claims of Artificial Intuition.
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“Does Black Box AI In Medicine Compromise Informed Consent?”.
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Socially Disruptive Technologies, Moral Progress, and Rule Following.
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An Asymmetry in True-Self and Naturalness Assessments? A Short Commentary on Uhl and Knobe.
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Artificial Goodwill and Human Vulnerability: The Case for Building Merely Reliable, Rather than Trustworthy, Artificial Intelligence Technologies.
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The Designer of A Robot Determines Its Position Within The Moral Circle.
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Does a Face Speak for Itself? Emotion Recognition Technologies and Explainable AI.
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Animal Privacy and Information Technology.
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Continuing Bonds and Building Bridges.
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Moral Enquiry Meets Artificial Intelligence: Considering Influences of Interactive Algorithmic-Based Ethical Decision Making on Agentive Wellbeing.
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Moral Enquiry Meets Artificial Intelligence: Considering Influences of Interactive Algorithmic-Based Ethical Decision Making on Agentive Wellbeing.
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Data Endowment as a Digital Waqf: An Islamic Ethical Framework for AI Development.
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ChatGPT is Bullshit (Partly) Because People are Bullshitters.
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Digital Emotion Detection, Privacy, and the Law.
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Digital Emotion Detection, Privacy, and the Law.
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‘Regulating the Undefined: Addressing Systemic Risks in the Digital Services Act (with an Appendix on the AI Act)’– A Commentary.
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- Philosophy & Technology, 2025, v. 38, n. 2, p. 1, doi. 10.1007/s13347-025-00908-2
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‘Regulating the Undefined: Addressing Systemic Risks in the Digital Services Act (with an Appendix on the AI Act)’– A Commentary.
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Nurturing Virtues with Digital Democratic Innovations.
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Two Major Problems with Face Recognition and Related Technologies: A Commentary on ‘Does a Face Speak for Itself? Emotion Recognition Technologies and Explainable AI’.
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- Philosophy & Technology, 2025, v. 38, n. 2, p. 1, doi. 10.1007/s13347-025-00909-1
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Two Major Problems with Face Recognition and Related Technologies: A Commentary on ‘Does a Face Speak for Itself? Emotion Recognition Technologies and Explainable AI’.
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Reply to"Generative Artificial Intelligence: A Concept in Progress”.
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Why AI will not Democratize Education: a Critical Pragmatist Perspective.
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An Outline of Enactive Relationalism in the Philosophy and Ethics of Robotics.
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Baudrillard and the Dead Internet Theory. Revisiting Baudrillard’s (dis)trust in Artificial Intelligence.
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- Philosophy & Technology, 2025, v. 38, n. 2, p. 1, doi. 10.1007/s13347-025-00878-5
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Creating Durable Biographies in Palliative Care: The Role of Continuing Bond Avatars.
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- Philosophy & Technology, 2025, v. 38, n. 2, p. 1, doi. 10.1007/s13347-025-00866-9
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AI, Authenticity, and the Chatbot between Us: Commentary on Battisti.
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The Root of Algocratic Illegitimacy.
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Correction to: Digital Duplicates and Collective Scarcity.
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Generative Artificial Intelligence: A Concept in Progress.
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Against Personalized AI Moral Advisors: Commentary on ‘Can AI Rely on the Systematicity of Truth?’ by Matthieu Queloz.
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The Inauthentic Online Self: Perceptions of Naturalness Drive Judgments of Authenticity: The Inauthentic Online Self: Perceptions of Naturalness Drive Judgments of Authenticity: Matthias Uhl.
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The Social Media Dilemma: Who Really Holds the Power? A Response to “What is the Point of Social Media?”.
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The Moral Uncanny Valley: The Moral Uncanny Valley: C. Benn.
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Which Technologies are Valuable and for Whom? Value Plurality and Contingency in Technological Design.
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In Defense of the Moral Turing Test: A Reply.
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Content Studies: A New Academic Discipline for Analysing, Evaluating, and Designing Content in a Digital and AI-Driven Age: Content Studies: a New Academic Discipline for Analysing, Evaluating, and Designing Content in a Digital and AI-Driven Age: L. Floridi.
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Content Studies: A New Academic Discipline for Analysing, Evaluating, and Designing Content in a Digital and AI-Driven Age: Content Studies: a New Academic Discipline for Analysing, Evaluating, and Designing Content in a Digital and AI-Driven Age: L. Floridi.
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Author’s Reply To ‘Which Technologies are Valuable and for Whom? Value Plurality and Contingency in Technological Design’ by Fernández-Jimeno & Domíguez, a Commentary on the Paper ‘The Nature Technology Political Spectrum’ by Benjamin Steyn.
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Sola tweetura: Digital Fundamentalism and the Virtual Scriptures.
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