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Damon Horowitz invita alla creazione di un "sistema operativo morale"

Filmed May 2011 • Posted Jun 2011TEDxSiliconValley
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A TEDxSiliconValley, Damon Horowitz passa in rassegna gli enormi e nuovi poteri che la tecnologia ci offre: per saperne di più - e conoscerli meglio ciascuno - come mai prima d'ora. Trascinando gli spettatori in una discussione filosofica, Horowitz ci invita a prestare nuova attenzione alla filosofia di base - i principi etici - che si cela dietro il genio inventivo che sta dando nuova forma al nostro mondo. Dove si trova il sistema operativo morale che ci permette di dargli un senso?

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

Translated into Italian by Laura Leotta
Reviewed by Alice de Carli Enrico
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