Empathetic Computers: The Problem of Confusing Persons and Things
As computers become both more intelligent and ubiquitous we increasingly rely on them for forms of companionship. We are relational beings, instinctively drawn to those who relate back to us, an instinct that is rooted in our creation in the image of a triune, and thus relational, God. Relationships...
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Dialog
Year: 2015, Volume: 54, Issue: 1, Pages: 34-39 |
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B Imago Dei B Karl Barth B sociopathology B Artificial Intelligence B Empathy |
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