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Ten questions on how AI should decide things. Find out which school of ethics you actually argue from.
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AI and Philosophy Community
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Philosophy and AI, taught through allegiance. A ten-question diagnostic
places you in one of three schools of ethics (Stoicism, Utilitarianism,
Virtue Ethics). You then argue an AI-related motion from that school, and a
judge scores how faithfully you argued from it rather than whether it agrees
with you. A lessons library holds the primary-source passages behind each
motion.
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Philosophy and AI, taught through allegiance. A ten-question diagnostic
places you in one of three schools of ethics (Stoicism, Utilitarianism,
Virtue Ethics). You then argue an AI-related motion from that school, and a
judge scores how faithfully you argued from it rather than whether it agrees
with you. A lessons library holds the primary-source passages behind each
motion.
Live at sophecs.com. Built for 15 to 18 year olds.
The site builds and renders without any environment variables, but the
parts backed by a service degrade rather than work:Read the full README ↗