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    Moral Authority and Artificial Intelligence

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    Souza, Jacob
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    Elvira Roncalli
    Date of Issue
    2017-12-11
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    https://scholars.carroll.edu/handle/20.500.12647/3593
    Title
    Moral Authority and Artificial Intelligence
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    Paper
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    This paper looks at the relationship between Artificial intelligence and moral authority. It explores the important concepts related to moral authority, such as power, authority, responsibility, and morality, but also defines what a thinking machine will look like in human society. What the paper determines is that it is difficult to trust machines that do not show emotion, but thinking machines without emotion will still have an important role in society and that when emotional AIs are achievable, they will be able to achieve moral authority.
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    Fall
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    Philosophy
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