Ethics and Artificial Intelligence: Towards a Moral Technology

Introduction
Contents
1 The Fil Rouge Between Human Beings and Artificial Intelligence
	1.1 A Brief Account of the Human Philosophical Thought Linked to Artificial Intelligence
	1.2 Origin of the Artificial Intelligence
	1.3 The Relationship Between Brain and Mind and the Hard Problem of Consciousness
	1.4 Transhumanism and Posthumanism
	1.5 An Epilogue
	References
2 A Puppet Without Strings? Two Considerations on AI and Its Ethics
	2.1 AI at the Test of Thinkability
	2.2 Artificial Understanding of Reality: How Intelligent is AI?
	2.3 Opportunities and Risks in the Application of AI: For Whom is the Ethics of AI Ethics?
	2.4 Conclusion: The Other Pinocchio and the Anthropocentric Overcoming.
	References
3 Artificial Intelligence and Ethics Challenges of Technologies
	3.1 Introduction
	3.2 Artificial Intelligence and Ethics: A Survey
	3.3 The Risks of Unethical Artificial Intelligence
	3.4 Towards a Machine Ethics
	3.5 Implications for Business Ethics
	3.6 AI, Data and Privacy
	References
4 Case Studies
	4.1 AI, Ethics and Health
		4.1.1 IBM and Digital Health
		4.1.2 AI and Health Data
		4.1.3 AI and Holograms
		4.1.4 The New Frontiers of Programmable Biology
	4.2 AI, Economics and Ethics
		4.2.1 AI, Antritrust and Competition Between Large Economic Groups
	4.3 AI, Algorithms and Work 4.0
	4.4 AI, Poverty and Inequality
	4.5 AI, Robotics and Ethics
Conclusions
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