Autonomised harming by Eggert, L

“…First, the paper elucidates the challenge of integrating non-human, artificial agents, which lack rights and duties, into our moral framework which relies on precisely these notions to determine the permissibility of harming. …”

Societal responsibility of artificial intelligence / by Béranger, Jérôme, author 655423

“…Significant changes will occur in our society as AI becomes integrated into many aspects of our lives.This book focuses on this vision of universalization by dealing with the development and framework of AI applicable to all. It develops a moral framework based on a neo-Darwinian approach - the concept of Ethics by Evolution - to accompany AI by observing a certain number of requirements, recommendations and rules at each stage of design, implementation and use. …”

Can robotic AI systems be virtuous and why does this matter? by Constantinescu, M, Crisp, R

“…The growing use of social robots in times of isolation refocuses ethical concerns for Human–Robot Interaction and its implications for social, emotional, and moral life. In this article we raise a virtue-ethics-based concern regarding deployment of social robots relying on deep learning AI and ask whether they may be endowed with ethical virtue, enabling us to speak of “virtuous robotic AI systems”. …”

Beyond data ownership by Cofone, I

“…The moral hazard problem makes data ownership self-defeating. …”

Drivers for adopting Malaysian timber certification scheme/programme for the endorsement of forest certification chain of custody certification in Malaysia by Murughan, M., Roslan, Mohamad M.K., Zubaidah, H., Johar, M., Seca, G., Pakhriazad, H.Z.

“…Results showed that signalling has emerged as the most important driver mechanism for the adoption of this certification, followed by market, legal, moral, learning, and incentive driver mechanisms. …”

Balancing Human Rights, Social Responsibility, and Digital Ethics / by Pucelj, Maja, author 655410, IGI Global Scientific Publishing (Online service) 655412

“…Balancing Human Rights, Social Responsibility, and Digital Ethics offers a compelling solution to these issues by exploring the moral implications of AI, data privacy, and digital access. …”
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Ethical branding in a divided world: how political orientation motivates reactions to marketplace transgressions by Allard, Thomas, McFerran, Brent

“…We discuss this work's implications for moral judgments, marketplace attribute formation, and the branding of ethical goods in a politically divided world.…”
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Apologia pro Vita-Fabula Sua: Defending Narrativity and How We Make Sense of Our Lives by Chen, Melvin

“….: the premises) to a conception of both selfhood and moral responsibility (i.e.: the conclusion), the anti-narrative camp holds the conclusion to be false and the narrative theory of the self to be invalid. …”
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The space-times of post-capitalist transformation: More-than-human affects in French and Catalan eco-communities by Schramm, E

“…I argue that repetitive, more-than-human affective relations along with moral-political convictions are crucial to understanding how post-capitalist transformations come about, especially when examining how affective relations and moral-political convictions emerge as motivations, how they are cultivated and passed onto to others, and how difficulties in doing so might arise over time. …”

The schooling of irregular migrant children in Canada by Passarelli, D

“…First, a critical review is undertaken of theoretical justifications developed in moral and political theory for extending schooling rights to irregular migrant children in liberal states. …”

Effective altruism and requiring reasons to help others by Sinclair, T

“…Theron Pummer's impressive new book The Rules of Rescue seeks to defend effective altruism without taking on the controversial moral theoretical commitments. Through an exploration of the framework of requiring reasons and permitting reasons that is the backbone of his argument, this article raises some doubts about how successful Pummer's strategy of avoidance can be.…”

The intergenerational ethics of climate change : the failure of cost-benefit analysis as a normative framework by Lee, Nathan R. (Nathan Ross)

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Rapid response : email, immediacy, and medical humanitarianism in Aceh, Indonesia by Grayman, Jesse Hession

“…Immediacy is explored as both an urgent moral impulse to assist in a crisis and a form of mediation that seemingly projects neutral and transparent transmission of content. …”
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Meera Syal's scapegoat : Hinduism & the Indian woman by Muthupalani, Sharanya

“…Syal points an accusing finger at religion as an oppressive form of moral, sexual and totalising governance against women, particularly Indian women. …”
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Animus: human-embodied animals by Savulescu, J, Sawai, T

“…We argue that this raises issues of moral status that will imminently arise and must be addressed through functional studies of these new life forms. …”

Penilaian kandungan teks novel mata pelajaran Kesusasteraan Melayu berdasarkan Gagasan Persuratan Baru by Hassan@Zulkifli, Muhammad Zarif

“…Dalam konteks ini, teks-teks yang dikaji didapati memperagakan nilai-nilai yang bukan sahaja bertentangan dengan Islam, tetapi turut bercanggah dengan skema moral sejagat yang diperakukan dalam FPK, KBSM, dan SPKM. …”
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Nietzsche and the significance of genealogy by Prescott-Couch, A

“…On this view, Nietzsche provides a ‘deconstructive genealogy’ that indicates whether and where we should expect to find unity in our current moral practices. Moreover, Nietzsche’s history contributes to a critique of contemporary morality because it reveals that morality is unlikely to have the kind of unity required by many of its defenders. …”

Winnie the pooh: examining the value of fantasy in children’s literature. by Koh, Meryl Kai Lin.

“…The paper discusses how Winnie the Pooh draws its context from reality, how it teaches children moral and social lessons. how it gives a child agency, and how there lies within the text issues that are more complex than what meets the eye. …”
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The concept of the human being in the Xunzi by Li, Jifen

“…The moral necessity of ritual propriety is grounded on Xunzi’s argument that the original state of human nature is bad and people need to depart from it. …”
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What’s the point of constitutional monarchy? by Barber, NW

“…However, the mode of selection of the monarch is problematic, making it improbable officeholders will invariably possess the capacity to fulfil the role and bringing moral costs. In consequence, monarchy is a time-limited constitutional form, a transitional mode of leadership.…”