Shannon Vallor's Wise Polemic against AI Enthusiasm

IF 2.3 3区哲学 Q1 ETHICS

Hastings Center Report Pub Date : 2025-10-15 DOI:10.1002/hast.70019

Erik Parens

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Abstract

In The AI Mirror: How to Reclaim Our Humanity in an Age of Machine Thinking, Shannon Vallor excavates the moral significance of the difference between experiences such as cognition, empathy, and love that emerge in embodied beings like us, and simulacra of those experiences as produced by bodiless systems like generative AIs. She argues, helpfully and powerfully, that there is no greater existential threat to humanity than failing to remember and preserve that difference.

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香农·瓦洛对人工智能热情的明智反驳

在《人工智能之镜：如何在机器思维时代重塑我们的人性》一书中，香农·瓦洛尔（Shannon Vallor）挖掘了认知、同理心和爱等体验与非实体系统（如生成式人工智能）产生的这些体验的模拟之间差异的道德意义。她有力地提出，对人类来说，最大的生存威胁莫过于不能记住并保持这种差异。

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