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Artificial Consciousness is Unlikely to Possess a Moral Capacity
American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 14 (2):79-81 (2023)
Abstract
Elizabeth Hildt’s (2023) notion of human-like artificial consciousness (AC) is vulnerable to several objections. First, she ties it to traits such as subjectivity and to capacities for rationality,...Author's Profile
Benjamin Gregg
University of Texas at Austin
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