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Podcast Profile: Philosophical Disquisitions

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60 episodes
2020 to 2023

Collection: Philosophy


Description (podcaster-provided):

Interviews with experts about the philosophy of the future.


Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):

➤ Philosophy of technology • AI ethics • Human-robot interaction • Privacy and surveillance • Moral and ethical theory • Social media impact • Virtual worlds • Moral progress • Higher education ethics

The podcast, titled "Philosophical Disquisitions," explores a wide range of topics focused on the interplay between ethics, technology, and the future. As indicated by the show description, it features interviews with experts who delve into philosophical inquiries about what lies ahead, particularly concerning technology and its ethical implications. Across the episodes, recurring themes include the moral status of machines, the challenges associated with AI alignment, and the impact of technology on human values, identity, and society.

This podcast features in-depth discussions on specific subjects such as the potential for AI to align with human values, the ethical dimensions of human-machine interactions, and the philosophical considerations of technology-induced behavior change. Episodes explore complex issues, like whether machines can have moral status, if robots can form genuine friendships or relationships with humans, and the moral implications of gaming and virtual worlds. There is a significant focus on the normative consequences of technological innovation, contemplating the future of human-AI integration, the ethics of AI decision-making, and the societal shifts prompted by digital surveillance.

Through its episodes, the podcast engages with both theoretical and practical aspects of ethical philosophy applied to emerging technologies. Expert guests offer perspectives on historical and contemporary cases of technological restraint, the dynamics of privacy in the digital age, and the evolution of moral norms in response to new technological environments. The podcast challenges listeners to reconsider traditional ethical frameworks and reflect on the broader implications of integrating advanced technologies into daily life, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of how technology shapes moral and ethical landscapes.


Episodes:
TITE 10 - Bonus Episode: Audience Q and A
2023-Dec-20

TITE 9 - Human-Technology Futures
2023-Dec-20

TITE 8 - Machines as Colleagues, Friends and Lovers
2023-Dec-20

TITE 7 - Can Machines be Moral Patients?
2023-Dec-19

TITE 6 - Moral Agency in Machines
2023-Dec-19

TITE 5 - Technology and Responsibility Gaps
2023-Dec-19

TITE 4 - Behaviour Change and Control
2023-Dec-19

TITE 3 - Value Alignment and the Control Problem
2023-Oct-10

TITE 2: The Methods of Technology Ethics
2023-Sep-29

New Podcast Series - 'This is Technology Ethics'
2023-Sep-25

110 - Can we pause AI Development? Evidence from the history of technological restraint
2023-Jun-06

109 - How Can We Align Language Models like GPT with Human Values?
2023-May-30

108 - Miles Brundage (Head of Policy Research at Open AI) on the speed of AI development and the risks and opportunities of GPT
2023-May-03

107 - Will Large Language Models disrupt healthcare?
2023-Apr-19

106 - Why GPT and other LLMs (probably) aren't sentient
2023-Apr-11

105 - GPT: Higher Education's Jurassic Park Moment?
2023-Apr-02

104 - What will be the economic impact of GPT?
2023-Mar-28

103 - GPT: How worried should we be?
2023-Mar-23

102 - Fictional Dualism and Social Robots
2022-Dec-16

101 - Pistols, Pills, Pork and Ploughs: How Technology Changes Morality
2022-Nov-28

100 - The Past and Future of Transhumanism
2022-Nov-22

99 - Trusting Untrustworthy Machines and Other Psychological Quirks
2022-Nov-07

Ethics of Academia (12) - Olle Häggström
2022-Sep-20

Ethics of Academia (11) - Jessica Flanigan
2022-Sep-13

Ethics of Academia (10) - Jesse Stommel
2022-Sep-06

Ethics of Academia (9) - Jason Brennan
2022-Aug-26

Ethics of Academia (8) - Zena Hitz
2022-Aug-17

Ethics of Academia (7) - Aaron Rabinowitz
2022-Jul-25

Ethics of Academia (6) - Helen de Cruz
2022-Jul-20

Ethics of Academia (5) - Brian Earp
2022-Jul-12

Ethics of Academia (4) - Justin Weinberg
2022-Jul-05

Ethics of Academia (3) - Regina Rini
2022-Jun-28

Ethics of Academia (2) with Michael Cholbi
2022-Jun-20

The Ethics of Academia Podcast (Episode 1 with Sven Nyholm)
2022-Jun-15

98 - The Psychology of Human-Robot Interactions
2022-Jun-09

97 - The Perils of Predictive Policing (& Automated Decision-Making)
2022-Apr-05

96 - How Does Technology Mediate Our Morals?
2021-Dec-01

95 - The Psychology of the Moral Circle
2021-Nov-09

94 - Robot Friendship and Hatred
2021-Nov-01

93 - Will machines impede moral progress?
2021-Jul-19

92 - The Ethics of Virtual Worlds
2021-Jul-09

91 - Rights for Robots, Animals and Nature?
2021-Jun-30

90 - The Future of Identity
2021-Apr-28

89 - Is Morality All About Cooperation?
2021-Mar-26

88 - The Ethics of Social Credit Systems
2021-Feb-26

87 - AI and the Value Alignment Problem
2020-Dec-23

86 - Are Video Games Immoral?
2020-Dec-15

85 - The Internet and the Tyranny of Perceived Opinion
2020-Oct-27

84 - Social Media, COVID-19 and Value Change
2020-Oct-20

83 - Privacy is Power
2020-Oct-10

82 - What should we do about facial recognition technology?
2020-Sep-23

81 - Consumer Credit, Big Tech and AI Crime
2020-Sep-18

80 - Bias, Algorithms and Criminal Justice
2020-Aug-13

79 - Is There A Techno-Responsibility Gap?
2020-Aug-05

78 - Humans and Robots: Ethics, Agency and Anthropomorphism
2020-Jul-27

77 - Should AI be Explainable?
2020-Jul-20

76 - Surveillance, Privacy and COVID-19
2020-Apr-18

75 - The Vital Ethical Contexts of Coronavirus
2020-Apr-15

74 - How to Understand COVID 19
2020-Apr-10

73 - The Ethics of Healthcare Prioritisation during COVID 19
2020-Apr-03