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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureCoursesEducationPhilosophy |
In this episode, John and Sven answer questions from podcast listeners. Topics covered include: the relationships between animal ethics and AI ethics; religion and philosophy of tech; the analytic-continental divide; the debate about short vs long-te... more
What does the future hold for humanity's relationship with technology? Will we become ever more integrated with and dependent on technology? What are the normative and axiological consequences of this? In this episode, Sven and John discuss these que... more
In this episode, Sven and John talk about relationships with machines. Can you collaborate with a machine? Can robots be friends, colleagues or, perhaps, even lovers? These are common tropes in science fiction and popular culture, but is there any cr... more
In this episode Sven and John discuss the moral status of machines, particularly humanoid robots. Could machines ever be more than mere things? Some people see this debate as a distraction from the important ethical questions pertaining to technology... more
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Usually listen to eps twice. Deep thinking well communicated.
One of the best interview I've listened in months
Great show, John is very knowledgeable and a brilliant set of guests.
I don’t even remember how I stumbled upon this one, but I can’t recommend it highly enough. These discussions have provoked a surprisingly large # of unrelated and productive thoughts for me - I often find myself fascinated and inspired by discussions on topics I didn’t think I’d find that interesting by the title. more
Thoroughgoing and accessible at the same time; brilliant conversations with focus and width. Once you’ve listened to one, you will want to listen more!
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