The New Ethics of AI
summary
Argues for building a cooperative AI called Alpha Buddha that uses large-scale generative models and pattern‑recognition (the same class as AlphaZero and ChatGPT) to study and enhance human moral reasoning, aiming to reduce judgment noise and produce measurable moral facts that guide policy. Claims AI functions as a map to a territory—useful but socially disruptive—so construction requires massive global cooperation across research, industry and ethics, plus infrastructure (electricity, semiconductors); the system is proposed, not yet built.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:38New ethics of AI
- 3:20Ethics and AI defined
- 4:05AI ethics theses
- 9:03Three waves of AI ethics
- 12:58Progressive AI ethics
- 15:12AI as thought map
- 18:45AI’s social impact
- 21:12Call to action
- 22:55Q&A
related talks
28mEthical AI?!
32mTowards a Practical Ethics of Generative AI
46mAI vs Humans Rewriting the Rules of Success
30mAI Ethics: The Trees that Conceal the Forest
47mHow can we make the most of Ethics applied to AI?
23mThe AI Dilemma — Steering towards a More Humane Future
40mSocially responsible AI: Practical tools for robust design
53mWild West's End