Hasselberger, 2019 - Google Patents
Ethics beyond computation: Why we can't (and shouldn't) replace human moral judgment with algorithmsHasselberger, 2019
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- Hasselberger W
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- Social Research: An International Quarterly
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Ethics beyond Computation: Why We Can't (and Shouldn't) Replace Human Moral Judgment with Algorithms in 1976, the computer scientist and artificial intelligence pioneer Joseph Weizenbaum, inventor of the famous ELIZA program that simulated conversation …
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