Manipulation, Injustice, and Technology

Klenk, Michael

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3883189

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“…22 Ideas pertinent to the indifference view have also been defended by Gorin (2014b), Mills (1995, and Baron (2014). The account is more systematically developed by Klenk, who first uses the term 'carelessness' (2021), whereas Klenk (2022aKlenk ( , 2022b introduces the more appropriate term 'indifference' to avoid the misleading impression that manipulation is, overall, lazy or not planned out. Indeed, manipulation is often carefully crafted influence in its aim to be effective, but careless or indifferent only to the aim of revealing reasons to others.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Generative AI systems can be understood as 'bullshitters' in Frankfurt's sense of bullshitting as a type of speech act indifferent to truth (Frankfurt, 2005). Manipulation as a super-category of bullshit (Klenk, 2022a) may not be restricted to malicious intent but more broadly connected to indifference to truth and inquiry. 26 This neatly characterises the 'behaviour' of generative AI systems.…”

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