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  1. link.springer.com

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is a radically transformative technology (or system of technologies) that created new existential possibilities and new standards of well-being in human societies. In this article, I argue that to properly understand the increasingly important role AI plays in our society, we must consider its impacts on social justice. For this reason, I propose to conceptualize ...
  2. ourfutureisscience.org

    Aug 1, 2023Therefore, the social justice implications of AI are an important and pressing issue that must be addressed to ensure that this technology's benefits are shared fairly and equitably across society. By recognizing the potential for bias and discrimination in AI systems and by taking steps to address these issues, we can help to create a more ...
  3. link.springer.com

    Oct 30, 2024Contemporary scholars have separated artificial intelligence (AI) from utilitarianism, which represents instrumental rationality, and have shifted toward the Responsibility and Virtue Ethics of practical rationality. The Strong and Weak Accountability AI embodies abstract freedom and presupposes human nature; however, the collective policies formed by it often conflict with individuality ...
  4. journals.sagepub.com

    Before examining what specific theories of justice can teach us about the ethical pitfalls of specific AI systems, we must clarify how specialists (i.e. political theorists and philosophers) understand the concept of "justice" more generally—both the ideas about justice they generally agree on and some of the main disagreements dividing them.
  5. americasfuture.org

    An Opening for Social Justice Libertarianism. Libertarians have long been a critical voice in the debate over police misconduct and criminal justice more generally, but most have stopped short of embracing slogans like "Black Lives Matter" and other ideas around social justice. Many social justice skeptical libertarians seem to be acting on ...
  6. papers.ssrn.com

    Artificial intelligence (AI) systems can discriminate against protected classes — a fact that has sparked an extensive literature about bias in AI. Bias, as important as it is, is a special case of the overall problem of social justice. Beyond Bias focuses on the general problem.
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