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When machine learning, data and AI are reshaping the human experience, Peter Hershock gives us a new way to think about attention, presence and ethics in our changing lives by balancing Western technology with Asian philosophy. He explains how Confucian and Socratic ethics can make visible what a history of choices about remaking ourselves has rendered invisible, and applies Buddhist ideas to give us an understanding about the self and consciousness. Seamlessly blending ancient Chinese, Indian and Greek philosophy, Hershock responds to the challenge of staying present during the age of technology.
Buddhism : a philosophical repertoire -- Artificial intelligence : a brief history -- Intelligent technology : a revolution in the making -- Total attention capture and control : a future to avoid -- Anticipating an ethics of intelligence -- Dimensions of ethical agency : Confucian conduct, Socratic reasoning and Buddhist consciousness -- Humane becoming -- cultivating responsive virtuosity -- Course correction : a middle path (1) -- Course correction : a middle path (2).
Includes bibliographical references and index.