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“The Prospect of a Humanitarian Artificial Intelligence: Agency and Value Alignment” reunites fields of inquiry that are typically kept separate-philosophy of mind, theory of knowledge, psychology, the social and political sciences, law and ethics. What we have learned to call “artificial intelligence” (AI), and the ways we may use it — intelligently — to promote life, knowledge, freedom, care, altruism, is a technology that must be democratized if it is to be used properly. But we have to be cautious to call it “intelligent” before seeing more carefully how it affects us, humans as a whole.
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