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Mark Coeckelbergh

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Science and Engineering Ethics|August 17, 2017
Technology Games: Using Wittgenstein for Understanding and Evaluating TechnologyMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|January 23, 2025
LLMs, Truth, and Democracy: An Overview of RisksMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|September 24, 2010
Moral responsibility, technology, and experiences of the tragic: from Kierkegaard to offshore engineeringMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|October 26, 2019
Artificial Intelligence, Responsibility Attribution, and a Relational Justification of ExplainabilityMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|March 30, 2022
The Ubuntu Robot: Towards a Relational Conceptual Framework for Intercultural RoboticsMark Coeckelbergh
AI and Ethics|December 5, 2022
Democracy, epistemic agency, and AI: political epistemology in times of artificial intelligenceMark Coeckelbergh
Medicine, Health Care, and Philosophy|January 23, 2013
E-care as craftsmanship: virtuous work, skilled engagement, and information technology in health careMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|September 2, 2009
Engineering good: how engineering metaphors help us to understand the moral life and change societyMark Coeckelbergh
Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics|May 24, 2015
Artificial agents, good care, and modernityMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|August 25, 2007
Imagination, distributed responsibility and vulnerable technological systems: the case of Snorre AMark Coeckelbergh, Ger Wackers
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Science and Engineering Ethics|August 17, 2017
Technology Games: Using Wittgenstein for Understanding and Evaluating TechnologyMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|January 23, 2025
LLMs, Truth, and Democracy: An Overview of RisksMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|September 24, 2010
Moral responsibility, technology, and experiences of the tragic: from Kierkegaard to offshore engineeringMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|October 26, 2019
Artificial Intelligence, Responsibility Attribution, and a Relational Justification of ExplainabilityMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|March 30, 2022
The Ubuntu Robot: Towards a Relational Conceptual Framework for Intercultural RoboticsMark Coeckelbergh
AI and Ethics|December 5, 2022
Democracy, epistemic agency, and AI: political epistemology in times of artificial intelligenceMark Coeckelbergh
Medicine, Health Care, and Philosophy|January 23, 2013
E-care as craftsmanship: virtuous work, skilled engagement, and information technology in health careMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|September 2, 2009
Engineering good: how engineering metaphors help us to understand the moral life and change societyMark Coeckelbergh
Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics|May 24, 2015
Artificial agents, good care, and modernityMark Coeckelbergh
Science and Engineering Ethics|August 25, 2007
Imagination, distributed responsibility and vulnerable technological systems: the case of Snorre AMark Coeckelbergh, Ger Wackers
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