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Towards an Ethics of Autopoietic Technology: Stress, Care, and Intelligence

2023-02-16

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<p>The relationship between humans and technology has attracted increasing attention with the advent of ever stronger models of artificial intelligence. Humans and technology are intertwined within multiple autopoietic loops of stress, care, and intelligence. This paper suggests that technology should not be seen as a mere tool serving humans’ needs, but rather as a partner in a rich relationship with humans. Our...

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07c1abfb-588c-5d00-b14c-2164a1129c8c
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10.31234/osf.io/pjrd2
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