Overview
In a brave new world filled with unattributed text, filtered images, remixed sounds, and bot-generated refurbished art, where do we find ourselves? Can we merrily maneuver through ChatGPT to generate all the written text we ever need, park on the Midjourney Discord server to gather all the art we might ever want to look at, and listen to endlessly sampled sounds that melt away into the void? How are we to find our moral bearings in a morass of an ai-generated reality? In this talk, I’ll walk through a framework around understanding various aspects of the ethics of moral philosophy, and then working backwards to understand where generative AI fits into this framework and whether we can find acceptable use cases for it.
Objective
Listeners will be able to discuss generative AI from within a universal moral framework, given various applications and testing use cases
Things Audience Members Will Learn
- Where we have come from – a time line of Generative Ai
- Where we are now – a viewpoint from the lens of an educator
- Where we are going – a warning if we do not work through the moral philosophy of this new world
- An overview of AI Ethics according to several groups
- An outline of three aspect of classical moral philosophy and where we can place ourselves within it
- bonus: a call to action
Target Audience
All curious learners
