The Society for the Philosophy of AI publishes a new double-blind, diamond open-access academic journal, Philosophy of AI. (We do not charge fees for publication or for access to publications.)
The journal is edited by Guido Löhr and Vincent C. Müller, and aims to disseminate philosophical research on AI technology, its applications, impact, and theoretical foundations.
Recent articles:
Does ChatGPT Have a Mind?
Simon Goldstein, Ben Levinstein
LLMs Lack a Theory of Mind and So Can’t Perform Speech Acts—A Causal Argument
Justin Tiehen
On the Discourse Ethics of Large Language Models: Between Communicative Agents and Linguistic Machines
Paolo Monti
Bearing the Moral Weight: What’s Lost When AI Decides?
Christine Susienka
Neuromorphic Computing and Practical Medium Dependence
M. Chirimuuta
