2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11948-020-00239-9
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The Human Side of Artificial Intelligence

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“…Calls to avoid anthropomorphizing GPT are recurrent (Bender et al, 2021;Butkus, 2020;Coeckelbergh, 2021;Jebari & Lundborg, 2021;Kubes & Reinhardt, 2022;Shardlow & Przybyła, 2023). But anthropomorphizing is only referred to as projecting human qualities, particularly cognitive or emotional ones, to the machine.…”
Section: Anthropomorphising Gptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calls to avoid anthropomorphizing GPT are recurrent (Bender et al, 2021;Butkus, 2020;Coeckelbergh, 2021;Jebari & Lundborg, 2021;Kubes & Reinhardt, 2022;Shardlow & Przybyła, 2023). But anthropomorphizing is only referred to as projecting human qualities, particularly cognitive or emotional ones, to the machine.…”
Section: Anthropomorphising Gptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The technological design and implementation of such concepts is anything but trivial and challenging on two counts. First, utilities to be optimized are difficult to grasp and determine or differ across stakeholders (Butkus, 2020 ). Second, the nascent stage of artificial moral agency still demands human agency.…”
Section: The Ethics Of Ai In Marketingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Autonomy in relation to AI applications and systems requires human agency (i.e., autonomous human decisions) and human oversight (Morley et al, 2020 ). As human researchers encounter difficulties to unambiguously grasp and determine utilities of R&D outcomes for different stakeholders, so does AI to an even higher degree (Butkus, 2020 ). Ethically controversial questions about environmental compatibility or toxicity of substances related to both humans and the environment necessitate human oversight and foresight (e.g., Floridi & Strait, 2020 ).…”
Section: Autonomymentioning
confidence: 99%