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Follow-Up Post - Following the impulse towards a #Global #Ethics is neither easy nor sure of success, however is virtually required by the growth of #CMC as a global #Medium. Charles Ess investigates if #Global #Ethics is possible in the era of #Globalization and the reaction against real and perceived threats that strive from it. #CambridgeUniversityPress #CambridgeCore http://ow.ly/85ne50x02JL
Can the world’s great powers agree on rules of the road for artificial intelligence?
The World Economic Forum tries to find out what values should we encode into #AI systems from a global perspective. In the following article Charles Ess investigates how we can pass from #ComputerEthics to #GlobalEthics (http://ow.ly/iqP350utbpN). His analysis has a lot to contribute to the discussion around global rules for #AI. MIT Technology Review
