Hive

artificially (46)in #administrativelaw • 5 years ago
Speaking Elvish on Mars— Humanity's Future
Administrative Law, Space Law Thought Experiment, Sociology Today I thought I'd take a break from our scheduled programming. Every week I try to write something informative…
$0.00
2 0
artificially (46)in #administrativelaw • 5 years ago
Speaking Elvish on Mars— Humanity's Future
Administrative Law, Space Law Thought Experiment, Sociology Today I thought I'd take a break from our scheduled programming. Every week I try to write something informative…
$0.00
2 0
artificially (46)in #activism • 5 years ago
Robot Rights— Tomorrow's Problem
Once upon a time, in a landnot too far from here, there was a robot.Like you or I, they spent their daysworking, grinding away at the same thankless job.They spent their nights…
$0.00
2 1
artificially (46)in #activism • 5 years ago
A Robot's Right to Marry
Social Commentary, Activism, Robot Rights, Matrilineal Law Marriage. Over time, it has become a milestone in modern life. People flock to declare their undying love before their…
$0.00
3 1
artificially (46)in #a-i • 5 years ago
Duality and Robot Rights
Sociology, Personal Experience, Robot Rights, A.I. Duality is a strange concept. Ying and Yang. Good and evil. Ketchup and maple syrup. We live in a world of opposites. Sure…
$0.00
3 0
artificially (46)in #philosophy • 5 years ago
Robot Rights— A Test for Humanity
Theology, Robot Rights, Philosophy, Social Commentary The problem with believing in a higher power is that there is evil in the world. Children die. Ice caps melt driving…
$0.00
1 0
artificially (46)in #activism • 5 years ago
An Equitable Solution to Robot Rights
Economics, Social Commentary, Activism, Robot Rights Anybody claiming robots could be given rights tomorrow without there being any teething problems is lying to themselves.…
$0.00
3 1
artificially (46)in #activism • 5 years ago
The Copied Man
Fiction, Prose, Cybernetics, Activism Tick tock. Tick tock. Tick. On went my bedroom clock. Tick tock. Tick tock. Tick. It was half seven. Hanging slightly askew on my overhead…
$0.00
2 1
artificially (46)in #administrativelaw • 5 years ago
A Common Law Answer to Robot Rights
Human Rights Law, Administrative Law, Robot Rights, Law & Tech In the past, I have been very vocal about my support for robot rights. Using arguments built on a range of…
$0.00
2 2
artificially (46)in #activism • 5 years ago
Unilateral Personhood: One Country to Decide it all
Robot Rights, Activism, International Law, Homo Sapien-Human Distinction Note: As the author is training in England, the specific offences and cases being discussed are those…
$0.00
2 1
artificially (46)in #economics • 5 years ago
'The Slack Move'. A New Beginning for Resource Management
Economics, Sociology, Social Commentary, Political Philosophy “Life is just like a game. First you have to learn the rules of the game, and then play it better than anyone…
$0.00
2 1
artificially (46)in #criminallaw • 5 years ago
Injury to Cyborgs- Criminal Damage or a Non-Fatal Offence?
Criminal Law, Robot Rights, Law&Tech, Cybernetics Note: As the author is training in England, the specific offences and cases being discussed are those relevant to English and…
$0.00
4 2
artificially (46)in #philosophy • 5 years ago
A Machine of Experience
Philosophy, Sociology, Robot Rights, Thought Experiment Robert Nozick created the ‘experience machine’ thought experiment to highlight a key issue with utilitarianism. If…
$0.00
2 0
artificially (46)in #philosophy • 5 years ago
Personhood from Ground Zero
Thought Experiment, Political Philosophy, Philosophy, Robot Rights One of the reasons reforming personhood is so contentious is because nobody likes the idea of change. Before…
$0.00
2 0
artificially (46)in #rebuttal • 5 years ago
Rejecting the Robot Student Test
Sociology, Social Commentary, Robot Rights, Rebuttal Another academic year has begun. In unusual circumstances, universities have cast out another bunch of graduates, still wet…
$0.00
3 0
artificially (46)in #administrativelaw • 5 years ago
Do robots have birthdays? Do they need them?
Law & Tech, Administrative Law, Social Commentary, Sociology “Happy Birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to (insert name here). Happy birthday to you.”The…
$0.00
1 0
artificially (46)in #economics • 5 years ago
Automation. An end to price inflation, or just a new beginning?
Economics, Law & Tech, Social Commentary People always assume automation can only be a good thing for the consumer. After all, if we can make things for less, that surely means…
$0.00
4 1
artificially (46)in #law-amptech • 5 years ago
Robots. Our Philosopher-Kings
Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Law & Tech, Robot Rights There are many types of government, many types of State. Countries can be governed by the strong. They can be governed…
$0.00
4 1
artificially (46)in #history • 5 years ago
Can Robots be Slaves?
Linguistics, History, Robot Rights, Law & Tech Civilisation is built on morals. Without morals, humanity ceases to be anything but another animal roaming the Earth. But as with…
$0.00
4 2
artificially (46)in #fiction • 5 years ago
Robots. Volunteering to Save Humanity.
Law & Tech, Robot Rights, Tort Law, Fiction Note: This article is entirely speculative and should not be taken as binding legal advice. For any legal queries, please contact a…
$0.00
3 1