KANTO ETIKA IR MORALAUS DIRBTINIO INTELEKTO GALIMYBĖS SĄLYGOS.

Kantian ethics tries to rationalize morality and bring it solely to reason as "autonomous ethics of principles". The supremacy of the pure reason with respect to the sense body is marked by duty - a practical act, performed according to the law of morality. Computer principles are grounded in deonti...

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Published in:Logos: A Journal, of Religion, Philosophy Comparative Cultural Studies & Art (08687692) no. 113; pp. 26 - 35
Main Author: BARTKUS, ROLANDAS
Format: Article
Published: Logos 2022
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        dorovės dėsnis
        Kanto etika
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        Kantian ethics tries to rationalize morality and bring it solely to reason as "autonomous ethics of principles". The supremacy of the pure reason with respect to the sense body is marked by duty - a practical act, performed according to the law of morality. Computer principles are grounded in deontic logic (or deontological ethics). Can information systems be adapted to implement moral reasoning? What are the possibilities of reflecting moral principles or the essence of moral law in an environment of artificial intelligence? Do conditions of possibility of moral artificial intelligence exist? The answer is being searched for by investigating artificial intelligence in the light of Immanuel Kant's metaphysical reasoning as well as rethinking the categories of moral philosophy in the context of artificial intelligence.
        Kanto etika kaip „autonominė principų etika" bando racionalizuoti dorovę, suvesti vien į protą. Grynojo proto viršenybę juslinio kūno atžvilgiu žymi pareiga - praktinis poelgis, atliekamas pagal dorovės dėsnį. Kompiuterijos principai pagrįsti deontine logika (arba deontologine etika). Ar informacinės sistemos (gali būti) pritaikytos moraliniams samprotavimams įgyvendinti? Kokios galimybės atspindėti moralės principus dirbtinio intelekto aplinkoje? O dorovės dėsnio esmę? Ar egzistuoja moralaus dirbtinio intelekto galimybės sąlygos? Atsakymų ieškome tyrinėdami dirbtinį intelektą Immanuelio Kanto metafizinių svarstymų požiūriu ir persvarstydami moralės filosofijos kategorijas dirbtinio intelekto kontekste.
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