As I warned you some months ago, from time to time I will be posting here chapters from the three volumes of the trilogy, beginning today with Chapter One.
Insightful. What if the loss of distinct meaning between "ethical" and "moral" in common language actually creates a future blind spot for designing truly intelligent AI systems that need to navigate both character-based principles and explicit rule-following?
I think it possible that a special respect for others’ market—that is, voluntary—actions and transactions is a separate new virtue, neither Classical nor Christian, but modern. Rare, like all virtues. Apparently the rarest of all.
Arguably it’s related to prudence, justice, faith, and even temperance, but it is distinct from any of these and any combination of them.
Only six virtues are listed. Love is missing..
Insightful. What if the loss of distinct meaning between "ethical" and "moral" in common language actually creates a future blind spot for designing truly intelligent AI systems that need to navigate both character-based principles and explicit rule-following?
FHCCTJP Faith, Hope, Charity can jump the puddle. Those three girls are leapers.
I think it possible that a special respect for others’ market—that is, voluntary—actions and transactions is a separate new virtue, neither Classical nor Christian, but modern. Rare, like all virtues. Apparently the rarest of all.
Arguably it’s related to prudence, justice, faith, and even temperance, but it is distinct from any of these and any combination of them.