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Luciano Floridi

Italian-British philosopher of information and digital ethics; founding director of the Digital Ethics Center at Yale University and professor at the University of Bologna; author of The Fourth Revolution.

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From one piece On AI and Maths 3 beliefs · medium.com

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From one piece On why AI companies hire philosophers (series: notes to myself) 3 beliefs · medium.com

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    The point I try to glean from that particular feature in the great architecture of the Republic is the following: some people have their attention captured constantly by social media – it could be by cats on Facebook.

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