The Mirror World: Preparing for Mixed-Reality Living

Ricci, Alessandro; Piunti, Michele; Tummolini, Luca; Castelfranchi, Cristiano

doi:10.1109/mprv.2015.44

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“…Castelfranchi et al[84], for example, talk of the attempt to "create environments that are sensitive and responsive to inhabitants' needs and capable of anticipating their needs and behavior as well" (p. 17). Something similar is proposed by Ricci et al[406]. They suggest that the development of networking technologies, cloud technologies and the IoT supports the emergence of "a new kind of smart space in which digital, physical, and social layers are strongly intertwined.…”

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Minds Online: The Interface between Web Science, Cognitive Science and the Philosophy of Mind

2017

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Alongside existing research into the social, political and economic impacts of the Web, there is a need to study the Web from a cognitive and epistemic perspective. This is particularly so as new and emerging technologies alter the nature of our interactive engagements with the Web, transforming the extent to which our thoughts and actions are shaped by the online environment. Situated and ecological approaches to cognition are relevant to understanding the cognitive significance of the Web because of the emphasis they place on forces and factors that reside at the level of agent-world interactions. In particular, by adopting a situated or ecological approach to cognition, we are able to assess the significance of the Web from the perspective of research into embodied, extended, embedded, social and collective cognition. The results of this analysis help to reshape the interdisciplinary configuration of Web Science, expanding its theoretical and

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Minds Online: The Interface between Web Science, Cognitive Science and the Philosophy of Mind

2017

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“…One of the goals of AmI research is thus to create environments that work in concert with the human subject as a means of facilitating the performance of cognitive tasks. Consider, for example, the way that Ricci et al (2015) describe the transformational impact of the IoT and associated technologies:…”

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Where the smart things are: social machines and the Internet of Things

2018

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The emergence of large-scale social media systems, such as Wikipedia, Facebook, and Twitter, has given rise to a new multidisciplinary effort based around the concept of social machines. For the most part, this research effort has limited its attention to the study of Web-based systems. It has also, perhaps unsurprisingly, tended to highlight the social scientific relevance of such systems. The present paper seeks to expand the scope of the social machine research effort to encompass the Internet of Things. One advantage of this expansion is that it helps to reveal some of the links between the science of social machines and the sciences of the mind. A second advantage is that it furthers our conceptual understanding of social machines and supports the quest to derive a philosophically-robust definition of the term "social machine." The results of the present analysis suggest that social machines are best conceived as systems in which a combination of social and technological elements play a role in the mechanistic realization of system-level phenomena. The analysis also highlights the relevance of cognitive science and the philosophy of mind to our general understanding of systems that transcend the cyber, physical, and social domains.

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“…More generally, smart-glasses were identified as threats to human values (Naydler 2013), the responsibility for our actions (Ricci et al 2015;Pejovic et al 2015;Wassom 2014), as well as our accountability (Tunçalp and Fagan 2014). E.g., they may extend our responsibility according to extended abilities, e.g.…”

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“…More fundamentally, smart-glasses are identified to move the boundaries between people (B. L. Due 2014) and may also come to change the conception of the self (Pedersen 2013), as well as human agency (Ricci et al 2015;Pereira et al 2013), dignity (Tunçalp and Fagan 2014), and authenticity (Pejovic et al 2015). They may strongly influence the human mind and body, human capabilities, and the good life (Tunçalp and Fagan 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%