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Technology’s in-betweeness

Luciano Floridi

Philosophy and Technology 26 (2):111–115 (2013)

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Water Management: Sacrificing Normative Practice Subverting the Traditions of Water Apportionment—‘Whose Justice? Which Rationality?’.Mehdi F. Harandi, Mahdi G. Nia & Marc J. de Vries - 2015 - Science and Engineering Ethics 21 (5):1241-1269.details Since current water governance patterns mandate cooperation and partnership within and between the actors in the hydrosystems, supplementary models are necessary to distinguish the roles and the rules of indoor actions which is why we extend a theory in the frameworks of philosophy of technology. This analysis is empirically grounded on the problematic hydrosystems of a river in central Iran, Zayandehrud. Following a modernist-holistic-based analysis, it illustrates how values in the water apportionment mechanisms are being reshaped. The article by using (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 1 citation
The Normative Challenges of AI in Outer Space: Law, Ethics, and the Realignment of Terrestrial Standards.Ugo Pagallo, Eleonora Bassi & Massimo Durante - 2023 - Philosophy and Technology 36 (2):1-23.details The paper examines the open problems that experts of space law shall increasingly address over the next few years, according to four different sets of legal issues. Such differentiation sheds light on what is old and what is new with today’s troubles of space law, e.g., the privatization of space, vis-à-vis the challenges that AI raises in this field. Some AI challenges depend on its unique features, e.g., autonomy and opacity, and how they affect pillars of the law, whether on (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
What Can We Know of Computational Information? Measuring, Quantity, and Quality at Work in Programmable Artifacts.Federico Gobbo & Marco Benini - 2016 - Topoi 35 (1):203-212.details This paper explores the problem of knowledge in computational informational organisms, i.e. organisms that include a computing machinery at the artifact side. Although information can be understood in many ways, from the second half of the past century information is getting more and more digitised, von Neumann machines becoming dominant. Computational information is a challenge for the act of measuring, as neither purely quantitative nor totally qualitative approaches satisfy the need to explain the interplay among the agents producing and managing (...) Download Export citation Bookmark

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