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Artificial Humanity

Speculation about artificial intelligence (AI) has reached a feverous pitch over the past ten years. Never before has such a technological theme captured the attention and imagination of a generation. How many articles in the popular press deal with this subject every day? How many movies have been produced by Hollywood provoking us and scaring us about the future of machines and AI? How many specialist conferences around the world deal with this issue? And finally, how much time, energy and money are being invested in this research, not only from the tech giants, but also governments?

If you want to know more about AI from a philosophical point of view, this book is for you.

"We are grateful for experts like Fr. Larrey that choose to share their insights and contribute to the discussion on matters that impact the future of our human family"

H.E. Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, KUOM GCMG - 9th President of Malta

“A must read for those who seek to avoid resorting to extremes of “hype” and “scare” tactics concerning human-machine interactions.”

Michelle A. Williams, ScD - Dean, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health
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Connected World

Speculation about artificial intelligence (AI) has reached a feverous pitch over the past ten years. Never before has such a technological theme captured the attention and imagination of a generation. How many articles in the popular press deal with this subject every day? How many movies have been produced by Hollywood provoking us and scaring us about the future of machines and AI? How many specialist conferences around the world deal with this issue? And finally, how much time, energy and money are being invested in this research, not only from the tech giants, but also governments?

If you want to know more about AI from a philosophical point of view, this book is for you.

BIOGRAPHY

PHILIP LARREY

Fr. Philip Larrey, Ph.D., is a Catholic priest and professor of philosophy at Boston College. He previously held the Chair of Logic and Epistemology at the Pontifical Lateran University in the Vatican, where he also served as Dean of the Philosophy Department. His scholarly work focuses on the philosophy of knowledge, critical thinking, and the impact of the digital era on society.

Fr. Larrey has authored several influential books, including Futuro ignoto (IF Press) and Connected World (Penguin), which explore the profound effects of digital advancements on modern life. The latter was translated into Italian as Dove inizia il futuro by Mondadori in 2018. His most recent book, Artificial Humanity, published in 2019, offers a deep philosophical analysis of AI's significance for humanity. It has recently been translated into Chinese and was featured at the Hong Kong Book Fair in July.

A notable aspect of his work is his engagement with the philosophical implications of artificial intelligence. Fr. Larrey actively engages with industry leaders and scholars at the Vatican, fostering discussions on how technology influences societal structures.

Fr. Larrey is a sought-after speaker who travels globally to share his expertise at universities, forums, and conferences. His engaging presentations highlight his thought leadership and deep understanding of the intersection of digital advancements and ethics. Notable organizations he has collaborated with include the United Nations, Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the World Congress of Philosophy. Fr. Larrey's insights make him a compelling choice for organizations aiming to deepen their understanding of the ethical implications of AI.

Based in Boston, Fr. Larrey is an avid bridge player and a passionate fan of the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers.
Fr. Philip Larrey is proudly the chairman of Humanity 2.0, a vehicle for facilitating collaborative ventures between the traditionally siloed public, private and faith-bases sectors.

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OTHER WORKS

30 May, 2019
Artificial Humanity
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2 Mar, 2017
Connected World: From Automated Work to Virtual Wars: The Future, By Those Who Are Shaping It
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15 Jan, 2015
Debating issues in the Church

In discussing controversial issues in the contemporary Catholic Church, this collection of important documents represents a valuable guide. In an atmosphere of intelligent scrutiny, academic freedom and mutual respect, these texts will guide a creative debate concerning “hot-button” items facing the Church today and which impact our world as a whole.

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22 May, 2018
Dove inizia il futuro
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24 Apr, 2012
Faith and Reason: Historical analysis and perspectives for the present
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27 Nov, 2018
Futuro ignoto
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29 Nov, 2018
I filosofi analitici e la conoscenza
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1 Jan, 2006
Il pensiero sulla logica
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16 Sep, 2013
Lineamenti di filosofia della conoscenza

The aim of this work is to provide interested scholars of the philosophy of knowledge with the general bases about the definition and constitution of epistemology, by excelling those themes and issues related to it that have marked an important page in the history of philosophical thought. Such work will come much closer to a […]

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29 Nov, 2018
Manuale di logica filosofica
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Eric Schmidt, CEO of Alphabet, Inc.,
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