Szanowni Państwo, przesyłam ofertę kursu zdalnego, który ruszy w tym/przyszłym tygodniu. Kurs będzie prowadzony na platformie e-learingowej, a za jego zaliczenie otrzymają Państwo 3 punkty ECTS. Proszę o zgłoszenia mailowe na adres: katarzyna.jakusik@uj.edu.pl
Prowadzący: dr Michał Klincewicz
Prerekwizyty: basics of normative or descriptive ethics, some knowledge of computer science and/or artificial intelligence
Opis kursu:
This course will be done in seminar form with each participant contributing to discussion by generating discussion points related to assigned readings, posting them in an internet forum in the Pegaz system, and then engaging in critical responses to the discussion points of others. The final grade for the course will be 50% based on these discussion points and 50% on a final paper, which will be a 4000-6000 word essay on one of the three topics below and that uses at least one of the papers listed as a starting point for the development of one’s own argument or point of view. I may schedule meetings for discussion in a classroom in Kraków as time permits.
The aim of this course is to address some the current issues in the philosophy of technology that deal directly with artificial intelligence. The issues discussed will be:
1) Autonomous weapon systems and their impact on the nature war:
Klincewicz, Michał. "Autonomous Weapons Systems, the Frame Problem and Computer Security." Journal of Military Ethics 14.2 (2015): 162-176.
Roff, Heather M., and David Danks. "“Trust but Verify”: The difficulty of trusting autonomous weapons systems." Journal of Military Ethics 17.1 (2018): 2-20.
Umbrello, Steven, Phil Torres, and Angelo F. De Bellis. "The Future of
War: The Ethical Potential of Leaving War to Lethal Autonomous Weapons."
2) Algorithmic fairness:
You can start by watching this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIXIuYdnyyk
A. Chouldechova, (2016). Fair Prediction with Disparate Impact: A Study of Bias in Recidivism Prediction Instruments. Big Data. 5.10.1089/big.2016.0047.
J. Rawls, (1958). Justice as fairness. Philosophical Review 67 (2):164-194.
Klincewicz, Michał, and Lily Frank. "Making metaethics work for AI: Realism and anti-realism." 3rd International Conference on Robophilosophy 2018/Transor 2018: Envisioning Robots in Society-Politics, Power, and Public Space. IOS Press, 2018.
3) Artificial intelligence used for moral behavior change:
Giubilini, Alberto, and Julian Savulescu. "The artificial moral advisor. The “Ideal Observer” meets artificial intelligence. Philosophy & technology 31.2 (2018): 169-188.
Klincewicz, Michał. "Artificial intelligence as a means to moral enhancement." Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric 48.1 (2016): 171-187.
Borenstein, Jason, and Ron Arkin. "Robotic nudges: the ethics of engineering a more socially just human being." Science and engineering ethics 22.1 (2016): 31-46.
Klincewicz, M., Frank, L., & Sokólska, M. (2018). Drugs and Hugs:
Stimulating Moral Dispositions as a Method of Moral Enhancement. Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, 83, 329-350. doi:10.1017/S1358246118000437
Kategoria kursu: kursy poszerzające Instytut Filozofii
Liczba godzin: 30 (3 ECTS)
Semestr: letni