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Mental Time-Travel, Semantic Flexibility, and A.I. Ethics

2019-12-12

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<p>This article argues that existing approaches to programming ethical AI fail to resolve a serious moral-semantic trilemma, generating interpretations of ethical requirements that are either too semantically strict, too semantically flexible, or overly unpredictable. This paper then illustrates the trilemma utilizing a recently proposed 'general ethical dilemma analyzer', GenEth. Finally, it uses empirical eviden...

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bed05072-b565-5c78-a961-086e347f4c5e
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10.31234/osf.io/zqrk7
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