PHL 443 Week 5 Assignment Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights Presentation (UOP)
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Presentation Consider the possible future of artificial intelligence. Create a bill of rights based on your predictions for the future of artificial intelligence. Introduce the following topic as a philosophical question: If we were able to determine if a machine has self-awareness, would that machine have rights? What ethical criteria or definition of thinking would be required to qualify for these rights? For example, is Bicentennial Man or the character of Lieutenant Commander Data on the television show Star Trek: The Next Generation a realistic possibility? If so, do these mechanical beings deserve to be called life forms and treated as life forms with inalienable rights? Do intelligent beings have free will? Present your bill of rights in a 15- to 20-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation in a 15 minute oral presentation
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PHL 443 Week 4 Assignment Mind and Consciousness Questions (UOP)
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Write a 1,400-word response to the questions below based on the assigned readings. In the Electronic Reserve Reading “Consciousness,” John Searle poses some basic questions regarding the subjectivity of consciousness and whether this is strictly a biological process. What do you think of these arguments? What are your own conclusions? What is the difference between syntactic knowledge and semantic knowledge? Cite examples from your own experience. Using examples from your own experience, discuss the difference between the form and content of knowledge. What are the implications of the form and content of knowledge when assessing machine intelligence? What is the difference between the concepts of...