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  1. Who's really afraid of AI?: Anthropocentric bias and postbiological evolution.Milan M. Ćirković - 2022 - Belgrade Philosophical Annual 35:17-29.
    The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) systems has provoked a lot of discussions in both epistemological, bioethical and risk-analytic terms, much of it rather paranoid in nature. Unless one takes an extreme anthropocentric and chronocentric stance, this process can be safely regarded as part and parcel of the sciences of the origin. In this contribution, I would like to suggest that at least four different classes of arguments could be brought forth against the proposition that AI - either human-level or (...)
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  • Space colonization remains the only long-term option for humanity: A reply to Torres.Milan Ćirković - 2019 - Futures 105:166-173.
    Recent discussion of the alleged adverse consequences of space colonization by Phil Torres in this journal is critically assessed. While the concern for suffering risks should be part of any strategic discussion of the cosmic future of humanity, the Hobbesian picture painted by Torres is largely flawed and unpersuasive. Instead, there is a very real risk that the skeptical arguments will be taken too seriously and future human flourishing in space delayed or prevented.
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  • Beyond Technological Singularity-the Posthuman Condition.Antonio Sandu & Loredana Vlad - 2018 - Postmodern Openings 9 (1):91-108.
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