Can the instrument replace the end? On Adela Cortina Orts's "Ethics or Ideology of Artificial Intelligence? The Eclipse of Communicative Reason in a Technological Society."

Abstract

In today's digital age, technology is not only intuitive and fluid; graphical interfaces, artificial intelligence (AI), and automation have made interacting with complex systems easier than ever. But where is this technological development taking us? What is the ethical dimension of technology? Given the possibility of creating an AI more capable than human intelligence, is there a risk of instrumentalizing human life? Connecting is not communicating; it is necessary to carefully guard one's words; for communication to occur, it must be truthful. The book under review is structured around these and other questions.