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Дамон Хоровиц призовава за една "морална операционна система"

Filmed May 2011 • Posted Jun 2011TEDxSiliconValley
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На конференцията TEDxSiliconValley, Дамон Хоровитз преглежда невероятните нови способности, които технологията ни дава: за да знаеме все повече и повече , от когато и да е било преди. Подтиквайки публиката към философска дискусия, Хоровитз ни кани да обръщаме нов тип внимание към основната философия - етичните принципи, зад възпламеняването на изобретенията, променящи нашият свят. Къде е опериращата морална система, която ни позволява да го възприемем?

Damon Horowitz explores what is possible at the boundaries of technology and the humanities. Full bio »

Translated into Bulgarian by Denitza Toteva
Reviewed by Mihail Stoychev
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