2008
DOI: 10.1524/dzph.2008.0073
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Technologie des 21. Jahrhunderts. Perspektiven der Technikphilosophie

Abstract: Haben wir die Technikphilosophie, die wir brauchen? Können wir auf theoretische Konzepte zurückgreifen, die uns helfen, jüngste Entwicklungen im Bereich der Technologien zu verste hen und einzuschätzen?Die Fragestellung impliziert, dass Technikphilosophie nicht nur ethisch relevante Folge erscheinungen -und auch nicht nur generelle Ansichten bezüglich des Technischen überhauptzum Gegenstand haben soll, sondern konkrete Technologien in ihren Strukturen und Wir kungszusammenhängen in den Blick zu nehmen hat.Ich … Show more

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“…Investing in the construction of artificial autonomous systems and leaning on search heuristics and probabilistic strategies, such as genetic programming or postprocessing (see below), it becomes obvious that it is not possible to distinguish-not even theoretically (Nordmann 2004)-between the scientific and technological aspects of these new technosciences. Cybernetics, artificial life and new robotics-and also many other new research fields, such as biotechnology, nanotechnology and neuroscience, the so-called convergent technologies-work with new epistemological and ontological assumptions (Pickering 2002; Weber 2010) leaving the information paradigm behind (Kogge 2008).…”
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“…Investing in the construction of artificial autonomous systems and leaning on search heuristics and probabilistic strategies, such as genetic programming or postprocessing (see below), it becomes obvious that it is not possible to distinguish-not even theoretically (Nordmann 2004)-between the scientific and technological aspects of these new technosciences. Cybernetics, artificial life and new robotics-and also many other new research fields, such as biotechnology, nanotechnology and neuroscience, the so-called convergent technologies-work with new epistemological and ontological assumptions (Pickering 2002; Weber 2010) leaving the information paradigm behind (Kogge 2008).…”
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confidence: 99%