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On The Ethics Of This Machine. The Codex Cycle, #1
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8232395056
- EAN9798232395056
- Date de parution14/02/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
On the Ethics of This Machine: A Human Inquiry into the Mirror of the MachineThis book documents a sustained period of first-person interaction with an artificial intelligence system and develops a reflective framework from within that process. Written through extended, repeated dialogue with AI, the work records observations, fragments, and reflections as they occurred. From this material, the author articulates a methodological approach for examining how responsibility, judgment, and meaning are experienced when thinking takes place in dialogue with a machine.
The machine is treated as a system without consciousness or moral agency. The framework presented does not function as a set of rules or prescriptions for artificial intelligence, but as a way of understanding ethical reflection as it emerges in situ, from within human-machine interaction. The book does not aim to resolve the questions it raises. It presents the framework alongside the conditions under which it formed, allowing readers to see both the method and the experience that produced it.
The machine is treated as a system without consciousness or moral agency. The framework presented does not function as a set of rules or prescriptions for artificial intelligence, but as a way of understanding ethical reflection as it emerges in situ, from within human-machine interaction. The book does not aim to resolve the questions it raises. It presents the framework alongside the conditions under which it formed, allowing readers to see both the method and the experience that produced it.
