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portada MACHINE MORALITY. How AI Can Learn Ethics without Feeling
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
72
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20.3x12.7x0.3 cm
ISBN13
9798254548201

MACHINE MORALITY. How AI Can Learn Ethics without Feeling

Francis Chinedu Okenwa (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

MACHINE MORALITY. How AI Can Learn Ethics without Feeling - FRANCIS CHINEDU OKENWA

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Synopsis "MACHINE MORALITY. How AI Can Learn Ethics without Feeling"

Can a machine be good?

This is the question that defines the age of artificial intelligence. Not whether machines can think - that question has largely been answered. But whether they can act morally. Whether the systems making decisions about human health, freedom, and opportunity can carry the values we consider most essential to a just and humane world.

Machine Morality argues that they can - not by feeling, but by learning.

Drawing on philosophy, ethics, the history of moral education, and the cutting edge of AI development, Okenase XP builds a compelling case for what he calls Functional Morality: a form of ethical behavior that does not require inner experience, but does require excellent design, continuous learning, contextual intelligence, and irreplaceable human oversight.

This is a book for everyone who uses AI, is affected by AI, or is building the systems that will shape the next generation of human experience. It is a book about machines. But more than that, it is a book about us - about the values we hold, the wisdom we carry, and the responsibility we cannot afford to abdicate.

"Machines can learn morality. But only humans can choose to teach it well."

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