Borderless Philosophy 7 (2024)
SPECIAL TOPIC ISSUE:
“The Critical Philosophy of Digital Technology”
More specifically, by “the critical philosophy of digital technology,” we mean philosophical investigation into the nature, scope, implications, and limits of digital technology—especially including “artificial intelligence,” aka AI—from a logico-semantic, metaphysical, cognitive/epistemic, moral, &/or sociopolitical point of view.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. BP Editorial Team and ChatGPT3.5, “ChatGPT on The Critical Philosophy of Digital Technology, and Four Critical Responses,” 1-34: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/bp-7-2024-bp-editorial-team-and-chat-gpt3-5-on-the-critical-philosophy-of-digital-technology-an
2. Robert Hanna (Independent, USA), “The Myth of AI, Existential Threat, Why The Myth Persists, and What is to be Done About It,” 35-61: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/bp-7-2024-robert-hanna-the-myth-of-ai-existential-threat-why-the-myth-persists-and-what-is-to
3. Andreas Keller (Independent, DE), “Intelligence and Paraintelligence,” 62-108: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/bp-7-2024-andreas-keller-intelligence-and-paraintelligence-62-108
4. Paul Miklowitz (California Polytechnic State University, USA), “Our Minds, Our Selves: Mind, Meaning, and Machines,” 109-131: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/bp-7-2024-paul-miklowitz-our-minds-our-selves-mind-meaning-and-machines-109-131
5. Otto Paans (Independent, NL), “Digital Positivism, Disembodiment, and Anti-Existentialism,” 132-170: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/bp-7-2024-otto-paans-digital-positivism-disembodiment-and-anti-existentialism-132-170
6. George Saad (Memorial University, CA), “Against AI Ableism: On “Optimal” Machines and “Disabled” Human Beings,” 171-190: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/bp-7-2024-george-saad-against-ai-ableism-171-190
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publishes works of philosophy without any in-principle restrictions whatsoever as to length, philosophical content or topic, presentational format, or language. BP’s only criteria of selection are (i) that the work be of genuine interest to philosophers or any other philosophically-minded person and (ii) that the work be generally accessible to non-academics as well as professional academics, with a minimum of scholarly apparatus. BP publishes in English but also in any other language, alongside English translations—with the translations to be arranged by authors, but edited by the journal’s Editorial Team. And BP is online and universal free-access, here: https://www.cckp.space/
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Publisher & Organization: Robert Hanna, Borderless Philosophy (BP) & Contemporary Studies in Kantian Philosophy (CSKP)
Place of Publication: USA
ISSN: 2992-9997