AI Philosophy

The Wolfram Institute studies big questions about artificial intelligence and its effects on ethics, society and existence.

Project Overview

Artificial Intelligence (AI) philosophy involves an in-depth exploration of the ethical, moral and societal consequences associated with the development of intelligent machines capable of replicating human cognitive functions. This interdisciplinary field raises profound inquiries related to consciousness, autonomy and the far-reaching implications of AI advancements on diverse facets of human existence, including employment dynamics, privacy concerns and decision-making processes. Central to the discussions within AI philosophy are contentious topics like machine ethics, the presence of bias in AI systems, the explainability of AI-generated decisions and the boundaries constraining the capabilities of artificial intelligence. The work of the Wolfram Institute researchers in this domain aims to construct ethical frameworks that guide the responsible creation and deployment of AI technologies, ensuring that these innovations contribute to society in an ethical and transparent manner while safeguarding societal interests.

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