Philosophy of Technology and AI
Philosophy · 3rd Year · Contemporary Philosophical Issues · 4.º Período

Philosophy of Technology and AI

Students investigate the ethical and existential implications of artificial intelligence and rapid technological advancement. They question what it means to be human in a digital age.

NCCA Curriculum SpecificationsNCCA Philosophy LO 4.1: Analyse the philosophical implications of modern technology.SOL 24: The student uses language and communication skills to manage themselves and their learning.

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Students investigate the ethical and existential implications of artificial intelligence and rapid technological advancement. They question what it means to be human in a digital age.

Key Questions

  1. Can a machine ever be conscious?
  2. How does technology change our relationships?
  3. What are the ethical risks of artificial intelligence?

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