Una Teoría Crítica de la Inteligencia Artificial - Innerarity, Daniel
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This essay, winner of the 3rd Eugenio Trías Essay Prize, proposes a philosophical reflection on the main issues that artificial intelligence forces us to rethink: the capabilities of algorithms and those of humans; the nature of automation, intelligence, and creativity; the reliability of predictive analytics; the meaning of transparency; the intuitive and corporeal dimension of knowledge; the power and inaccuracy of data; the collective and social aspect of privacy; and the place of indeterminacy and chance in an environment mediated by algorithmic governance. In the context of the great…mehr

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This essay, winner of the 3rd Eugenio Trías Essay Prize, proposes a philosophical reflection on the main issues that artificial intelligence forces us to rethink: the capabilities of algorithms and those of humans; the nature of automation, intelligence, and creativity; the reliability of predictive analytics; the meaning of transparency; the intuitive and corporeal dimension of knowledge; the power and inaccuracy of data; the collective and social aspect of privacy; and the place of indeterminacy and chance in an environment mediated by algorithmic governance. In the context of the great debate on artificial intelligence, Innerarity reexamines the concept of democracy at the current technological crossroads.
Autorenporträt
Daniel Innerarity es catedrático de Filosofía Política, investigador 'Ikerbasque' en la Universidad del País Vasco, director del Instituto de Gobernanza Democrática y profesor en el Instituto Europeo de Florencia, donde es titular de la cátedra Artificial Intelligence & Democracy. Ha sido profesor invitado en diversas universidades europeas y americanas, como la Universidad de la Sorbona, la London School of Economics o la Universidad de Georgetown. Sus últimos libros publicados por Galaxia Gutenberg son Una teoría de la democracia compleja (2020), La sociedad del desconocimiento (2022) y La libertad democrática (2023). Es colaborador habitual de opinión en El País, El Correo/ Diario Vasco y La Vanguardia. Ha obtenido, entre otros, el Premio Nacional de Investigación en Humanidades 2022.