Come discuss "The AI Mirror: How to Reclaim Our Humani ty in the Age of Machine Thinking" by Shannon Vallor. The threat artif icial intelligence poses to society paradoxically derives from the dangero us human values it has internalized\, according to this mind-bending treat ise. Philosopher Vallor characterizes AI as a "mirror" that reflects exist ing social beliefs\, values and attitudes and uses them to replicate the u nseen patterns that have produced a world "rife with racism\, poverty\, in equality\, discrimination\, climate catastrophe." Vallor's rigorous analys is is fueled by a sense of alarm that never descends into fatalism\, and s he makes a convincing argument for "repairing and rebuilding the world" on a human scale as a prerequisite "for a sustainable future." It's a fresh and fascinating take on the perils and promises of a much-debated technolo gy.
\nVallor is also the author of "Technology and the Virtues: A Ph ilosophical Guide to a Future Worth Wanting" and the Baillie Gifford Profe ssor in the Ethics of Data and Artificial Intelligence in the Department o f Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh.
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