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Sobre animais, humanos e máquinas: para onde vai a consciência?

About animals, humans and machines: where does consciousness go?
[journal article]

Brayner de Farias, André

Abstract

The article discusses the relantionship between humans, animals and machines, focusing on the problem of the decoupling of consciousness implied in the development of artificial intelligences. 'What is the relationship between the progressive conditioning of human processes to artificial processes (... view more

The article discusses the relantionship between humans, animals and machines, focusing on the problem of the decoupling of consciousness implied in the development of artificial intelligences. 'What is the relationship between the progressive conditioning of human processes to artificial processes (intelligent and non-conscious entities) and the so-called animal ethics?' and 'What does it mean to say that the recent ethical concern for animals is a post-historical and biopolitical phenomenon?' are some of the questions that the articles elaborates and tries to answer.... view less

Classification
Philosophy, Ethics, Religion

Free Keywords
Animals; Humans; Artificial intelligence; Consciousness

Document language
Portuguese

Publication Year
2020

Page/Pages
p. 380-392

Journal
Griot: Revista de Filosofia, 20 (2020) 2

ISSN
2178-1036

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0


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