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16s for the Second Workshop on Implementing Machine Ethics.
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15What Does It Mean for a Robot to Be Respectful?Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology 26 (1): 1-30. 2022.Intelligent systems are increasingly incorporated into relationships that had, until recently, been reserved solely for humans, and are delegated the role of a partner, which, if human, would presuppose a system of normatively regulated interactivity. This includes expectations of reciprocity and certain attitudes/actions towards human actors, such as respect. Even though a robot cannot respect, I argue that it can be respectful. A robot can be attributed respectfulness iff its interactions with…Read more
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29Epistemo-ethical constraints on AI-human decision making for diagnostic purposesEthics and Information Technology 24 (2). 2022.This paper approaches the interaction of a health professional with an AI system for diagnostic purposes as a hybrid decision making process and conceptualizes epistemo-ethical constraints on this process. We argue for the importance of the understanding of the underlying machine epistemology in order to raise awareness of and facilitate realistic expectations from AI as a decision support system, both among healthcare professionals and the potential benefiters. Understanding the epistemic abili…Read more
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4F. H. Bradleyn moraalifilosofia: analyyttinen lähestymistapaAjatus 77 (1): 395-404. 2020.F. H. Bradleyn moraalifilosofia: analyyttinen lähestymistapa.
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16Bradley’s “my station and its duties” and its moral significanceZeitschrift Für Ethik Und Moralphilosophie 2 (2): 195-211. 2019.I argue that, according to F. H. Bradley’s Ethical Studies, duties of our station are not morally obligatory unless they are required from an ideal point of view. I support my interpretation by showing that Bradley places the ideal point of view higher than the social and requires that what society demands from us is evaluated from that higher point of view. My argument relies on a detailed analysis of “my station and its duties”. The phrase must be understood as a category that refers to differ…Read more
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17Grand Desires and F.H. Bradley's Views on Moral LifeCollingwood and British Idealism Studies 24 (1): 41-69. 2018.
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University of HelsinkiDepartment of Philosophy (Theoretical Philosophy, Practical Philosophy, Philosophy in Swedish)Researcher
Helsinki, Finland
Areas of Interest
Meta-Ethics |
Normative Ethics |
20th Century Philosophy |