The journal Philosophy of AI is the official double-blind journal of the Society for the Philosophy of AI.
Amsterdam
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In the paper “Artificial Intelligence and the dignity of the judiciary”, @tamezad and @johnfsymons explore how the dignity of the judiciary can be affected by AI systems. journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
Check out the paper “Bearing the Moral Weight: What's Lost When AI Decides?” by Christine Susienka in the Topical Collection "AI and Human Dignity". The paper argues that human dignity requires that certain decisions should not be outsourced to AI systems
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The paper “Dehumanising Borders: Can Artificial Intelligence Mitigate Relational Inequality in Border Controls?” by Jason Branford provides relational egalitarian objections to the use of AI systems in border controls.
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Another recently published paper in the topical collection “Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI”: “Neuromorphic Computing and Practical Medium Dependence”, by M. Chirimuuta. journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
In the topical collection "Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI", the paper “Neuromorphic Hardware and the Prospect of AI Enbrainment” by @dcshiller defines the concept of “enbrainment” and explores its philosophical implications for AI systems.
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Recent publication by @simondgoldstein and @ben_levinstein: While LLMs may satisfy some of the traditional criteria for having a mind, the evidence remains inconclusive.
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Among the latest papers published in Philosophy of AI: @paolomonti_ explores the role of LLM based chatbots that, while not being Habermasian communicative agents, work as linguistic machines affecting users' communicative agency.
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We published four new articles on our website. By (among others) @simondgoldstein, @ben_levinstein, @paolomonti_ @branford_jason @johnfsymons! Check out other papers by @dcshiller, M. Chirimuuta, Björn Lundgren, Nancy Abigail Nuñez Hernández, & Christine Susienka
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We have just published Herman Cappelen's replies to his critics on our website.
We have two new articles online! Soon there will be more before the end of the year! journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind… New Paper! Mitch Green responds to Steffen Koch's claim that LLMs can refer!
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Join us for "Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI" at
@ispsm_mind (ISPSM) on Oct 24th (10:30-12:30 CEST)! Discussing topics related to our special issue forthcoming in @JournalPhilAI
Great article in our cousin journal Philosophy and Digitally!
Published version of my presentation at the “LLMs and the Patterns of Human Language Use” workshop (Berlin 29-30 August 2024) is now available #OpenAccess from the journal "Philosophy & Digitality."
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Does ChatGPT refer? To find out, read our paper by Steffen Koch! Part of our first special issue on Language and AI! journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
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The Diamond Open Access Journal "Philosophy of AI"
@JournalPhilAI
published its first article! journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
We published our first article! Much more to come! Stay tuned!
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philevents.org/event/show/13… We are delighted to share the CFP for our Biannual Conference on the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence (PhAI 2025)
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam | 23 + 24 October 2025
We are very excited about this special issue!
Call for Papers: Special Issue on Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI! 🌐 Open Access Publication. Submission Deadline: August 31, 2025.
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Journal: @JournalPhilAI ed. @loehrgui @VincentCMueller
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