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Have you ever flirted with Alexa? Yelled at your GPS? Has your child cared for a Tamagotchi? Human needs such as intimacy and sexuality are influenced by the technologization of our world. Ethical questions and fundamental considerations about what it means to be human, as well as issues of data security, become particularly pressing in this context. Kate Devlin, an AI researcher, examines the relationships between humans and technology from a broader perspective. She fearlessly explores questions that trace back to antiquity, mapping the development of sex toys, engaging in conversations with manufacturers and users of sex robots, and developing her own ideas on how artificial intelligence can enrich our lives. She presents a realistic picture of what is possible and urges us not to leave the design of artificial intelligence to large corporations.

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Turned On, Kate Devlin

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Rok vydania
2020
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Titul
Turned On
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavateľ
Bloomsbury UK
Rok vydania
2020
Väzba
mäkká
Počet strán
288
ISBN10
1472950909
ISBN13
9781472950901
Série
Hodnotenie
3,6 z 5
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Have you ever flirted with Alexa? Yelled at your GPS? Has your child cared for a Tamagotchi? Human needs such as intimacy and sexuality are influenced by the technologization of our world. Ethical questions and fundamental considerations about what it means to be human, as well as issues of data security, become particularly pressing in this context. Kate Devlin, an AI researcher, examines the relationships between humans and technology from a broader perspective. She fearlessly explores questions that trace back to antiquity, mapping the development of sex toys, engaging in conversations with manufacturers and users of sex robots, and developing her own ideas on how artificial intelligence can enrich our lives. She presents a realistic picture of what is possible and urges us not to leave the design of artificial intelligence to large corporations.