PHIL 237 Lecture Notes - Lecture 34: Involuntary Euthanasia, Deontological Ethics, Superintelligence

• School: McGill University
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 237
• Professor: Dominic Martin

Document Summary

There is not much controversy regarding safety issues and superintelligence given that it is a new topic and there are no contradictory comments made towards. Maybe in a few years, we will have more to discuss once other scientists and philosophers provide their opinion on the matter. One researcher is trying to write counter arguments to the fact that ai is unsafe. Tried to show that we are getting a bit crazy about these risks. Ai is very far from having the capabilities of being dangerous, for now at least. Identify and briefly explain all argument we nay make or abortion (both the arguments denying that conservative argument and other arguments) Explain the main differences between each of these three views. What responses could boatright offer to moriarty"s arguments against. What solution does he recommend as an alternative way of organizing our global economic order (and in order to fulfill this duty?)