Artificial intelligence moral agent as Adam Smith's impartial spectator

Nikodem Tomczak

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Abstract: Adam Smith developed a version of moral philosophy where better decisions are made by interrogating an impartial spectator within us. We discuss the possibility of using an external non-human-based substitute tool that would augment our internal mental processes and play the role of the impartial spectator. Such tool would have more knowledge about the world, be more impartial, and would provide a more encompassing perspective on moral assessment.

Date: 2023-05
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