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Nr. |
Eintrag |
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1 |
Bischof, Sascha:
Künstliche Intelligenz und Menschsein : Existenz und Leiblichkeit im digitalen Zeitalter
2026 |
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2 |
Di Blasi, Luca:
Warum dienen wir der KI? : Der menschliche Geist wird von der künstlichen Intelligenz als Rohstoff genutzt. Sie verwandelt ihn durch unsere fleißige Mitarbeit in Waren
In: Die Zeit, 2026 (2026-02-13) |
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3 |
Robles-Gil, Alexa:
At a "Tea Party" With Scientists, This Ape Showed Some Imagination : In a playtime experiment, researchers found that our closest living relatives have the capacity for make-believe, too.
In: New York Times, 2026 (2026-02-05) |
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4 |
Feige, Daniel Martin:
Kritik der Digitalisierung : Technik, Rationalität und Kunst
2025 |
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5 |
Kinstler, Linda:
Big Tech Wants Direct Access to Our Brains : As neural implant technology and A.I. advance at breakneck speeds, do we need a new set of rights to protect our most intimate data - our minds?
In: New York Times Magazine, 2025 (2025-11-14) |
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6 |
Trompeter, Julia:
Galen on ethics and human nature
2025 |
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7 |
Wichert, Silke:
"Was ist der Mensch ohne Gefühle?" : Der spanische Neurochirurg Jesús Martín-Fernández untersucht, wo im Gehirn unsere Emotionen sitzen - und hat damit buchstäblich einen Nerv getroffen. Er ist so etwas wie ein Popstar seiner Zunft.
In: Süddeutsche Zeitung, 2025 (2025-05-31) |
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8 |
Cassinadri, Guido; Fasoli, Marco:
The extended mind thesis and the cognitive artifacts approach : a comparison
In: Brains and machines : towards a unified ethics of AI and neuroscience / ed. by Marcello Ienca ; Georg Starke, 2024, 7, 161-183 |
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9 |
Langley, Christelle; Cuzzolin, Fabio; Sahakian, Barbara J.:
Neuroscience for AI : the importance of theory of mind
In: Brains and machines : towards a unified ethics of AI and neuroscience / ed. by Marcello Ienca ; Georg Starke, 2024, 7, 65-83 |
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10 |
Martínez-Doallo, Noelia:
The issue of bodily rights alienation
In: The discourse of biorights : European perspectives / José-Antonio Seoane ; Oscar Vergara, eds, 2024, 109, 71-86 |
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11 |
Sommaggio, Paolo:
Protecting my mind : cognitive liberty, commons, and neurorights
In: The discourse of biorights : European perspectives / José-Antonio Seoane ; Oscar Vergara, eds, 2024, 109, 133-145 |
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12 |
Abdul, Ojochogwu S.:
Transhumanism, singularity and the meaning of life : an afrofuturist perspective
In: Conversations on African philosophy of mind, consciousness and artificial intelligence / Aribiah David Attoe ; Samuel T. Segun ; Victor Nweke ; Umezurike John Ezugwu ; Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam, eds. - Cham : Springer, (2023). - 97-119 |
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13 |
Agada, Ada:
Between sense-phenomenalism, equi-phenomenalism, quasi-physicalism, and proto-panpsychism
In: Conversations on African philosophy of mind, consciousness and artificial intelligence / Aribiah David Attoe ; Samuel T. Segun ; Victor Nweke ; Umezurike John Ezugwu ; Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam, eds. - Cham : Springer, (2023). - 37-48 |
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14 |
Attoe, Aribiah David; Chimakonam, Amara Esther:
Transhumanism, immortality and the question of life's meaning
In: Conversations on African philosophy of mind, consciousness and artificial intelligence / Aribiah David Attoe ; Samuel T. Segun ; Victor Nweke ; Umezurike John Ezugwu ; Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam, eds. - Cham : Springer, (2023). - 121-138 |
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15 |
Balogun, Oladele Abiodun:
A central state materialistic interpretation of the Yoruba concept of person : a critique
In: Conversations on African philosophy of mind, consciousness and artificial intelligence / Aribiah David Attoe ; Samuel T. Segun ; Victor Nweke ; Umezurike John Ezugwu ; Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam, eds. - Cham : Springer, (2023). - 25-35 |
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16 |
Carman, Mary; Rosman, Benjamin:
Applying a principle of explicability to AI research in Africa : should we do it?
In: Conversations on African philosophy of mind, consciousness and artificial intelligence / Aribiah David Attoe ; Samuel T. Segun ; Victor Nweke ; Umezurike John Ezugwu ; Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam, eds. - Cham : Springer, (2023). - 183-201 |
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17 |
Chalmers, David John:
Realität+ : virtuelle Welten und die Probleme der Philosophie
2023 |
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18 |
Ekor Ofana, Diana:
Can AI attain personhood in African thought?
In: Conversations on African philosophy of mind, consciousness and artificial intelligence / Aribiah David Attoe ; Samuel T. Segun ; Victor Nweke ; Umezurike John Ezugwu ; Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam, eds. - Cham : Springer, (2023). - 153-165 |
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19 |
Enyimba, Maduka:
Epistemological implications of Chimakonam's theory of sense-phenomenalism
In: Conversations on African philosophy of mind, consciousness and artificial intelligence / Aribiah David Attoe ; Samuel T. Segun ; Victor Nweke ; Umezurike John Ezugwu ; Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam, eds. - Cham : Springer, (2023). - 67-78 |
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20 |
Fambisai Mangadza, Clarton:
An alternative response to the knowledge argument
In: Conversations on African philosophy of mind, consciousness and artificial intelligence / Aribiah David Attoe ; Samuel T. Segun ; Victor Nweke ; Umezurike John Ezugwu ; Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam, eds. - Cham : Springer, (2023). - 49-66 |
