Edited by David J. Gunkel, Professor of Communication, Northern Illinois University, US, and Professor of Applied Ethics, Łazarski University, Poland

• ContentsIntroduction to the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 1David J. Gunkel1 What Is This Thing Called the Ethics of AI and What Calls for It? 13Sven Nyholm2 AI Ethics before Frankenstein: Mary Shelley, Enlightenment PoliticalThought, and the Problem of Bad Education 27Eileen M. Hunt3 Faith, Technology and the Ethics of AI 37Joshua Smith4 What are Responsible AI researchers really arguing about? 49Rebecca L. Johnson5 Responding to the (techno) Responsibility Gap(s) 68Cindy Friedman6 Trolleyology: Algorithmic Ethics for Killer Robots 83Elke Schwarz7 AI Ethics and Machine Ethics 97John-Stewart Gordon8 From Ethics to Law: Why, When, and How to Regulate AI 113Simon Chesterman9 AI, Design, and More-than-Human Justice 128Joshua C. Gellers10 Anthropomorphism and its Discontents 143Eleanor Sandry11 A Relational Approach to Moral Standing for Robots and AI 156Nancy S. Jecker12 AI Ethics, Aesthetics, Art and Artistry 172Eduardo Navas13 AI and the Environment 186Justin Donhauser14 Uses and Abuses of AI Ethics 204Lily Eva Frank and Michał Klincewicz15 The (Un)bearable Whiteness of AI Ethics 217Syed Mustafa Ali, Beata Paragi, Angela C. Daly, Adela Gjorgjioska, LukeHespanhol, Xaroula Kerasidou, Soraya Kouadri Mostéfaoui, OluyinkaOyeniji, and Ana Tomicic16 Ethics beyond Ethics: AI, Power, and Colonialism 231Min-Sun Kim17 Disabling AI: Biases and Values Embedded in Artificial Intelligence 245Damien Patrick Williams18 The AI Imaginary: AI, Ethics and Communication 261Alberto Romele19 Feminist Ethics and AI: A Subfield of Feminist Philosophy of Technology 273Janina Loh20 Buddhism and the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 288Soraj Hongladarom21 Queering the ethics of AI 301Eduard Fosch-Villaronga, Gianclaudio Malgieri

Edited by David J. Gunkel, Professor of Communication, Northern Illinois University, US, and Professor of Applied Ethics, Łazarski University, Poland

• ContentsIntroduction to the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 1David J. Gunkel1 What Is This Thing Called the Ethics of AI and What Calls for It? 13Sven Nyholm2 AI Ethics before Frankenstein: Mary Shelley, Enlightenment PoliticalThought, and the Problem of Bad Education 27Eileen M. Hunt3 Faith, Technology and the Ethics of AI 37Joshua Smith4 What are Responsible AI researchers really arguing about? 49Rebecca L. Johnson5 Responding to the (techno) Responsibility Gap(s) 68Cindy Friedman6 Trolleyology: Algorithmic Ethics for Killer Robots 83Elke Schwarz7 AI Ethics and Machine Ethics 97John-Stewart Gordon8 From Ethics to Law: Why, When, and How to Regulate AI 113Simon Chesterman9 AI, Design, and More-than-Human Justice 128Joshua C. Gellers10 Anthropomorphism and its Discontents 143Eleanor Sandry11 A Relational Approach to Moral Standing for Robots and AI 156Nancy S. Jecker12 AI Ethics, Aesthetics, Art and Artistry 172Eduardo Navas13 AI and the Environment 186Justin Donhauser14 Uses and Abuses of AI Ethics 204Lily Eva Frank and Michał Klincewicz15 The (Un)bearable Whiteness of AI Ethics 217Syed Mustafa Ali, Beata Paragi, Angela C. Daly, Adela Gjorgjioska, LukeHespanhol, Xaroula Kerasidou, Soraya Kouadri Mostéfaoui, OluyinkaOyeniji, and Ana Tomicic16 Ethics beyond Ethics: AI, Power, and Colonialism 231Min-Sun Kim17 Disabling AI: Biases and Values Embedded in Artificial Intelligence 245Damien Patrick Williams18 The AI Imaginary: AI, Ethics and Communication 261Alberto Romele19 Feminist Ethics and AI: A Subfield of Feminist Philosophy of Technology 273Janina Loh20 Buddhism and the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 288Soraj Hongladarom21 Queering the ethics of AI 301Eduard Fosch-Villaronga, Gianclaudio Malgieri

Edited by David J. Gunkel, Professor of Communication, Northern Illinois University, US, and Professor of Applied Ethics, Łazarski University, Poland

• ContentsIntroduction to the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 1David J. Gunkel1 What Is This Thing Called the Ethics of AI and What Calls for It? 13Sven Nyholm2 AI Ethics before Frankenstein: Mary Shelley, Enlightenment PoliticalThought, and the Problem of Bad Education 27Eileen M. Hunt3 Faith, Technology and the Ethics of AI 37Joshua Smith4 What are Responsible AI researchers really arguing about? 49Rebecca L. Johnson5 Responding to the (techno) Responsibility Gap(s) 68Cindy Friedman6 Trolleyology: Algorithmic Ethics for Killer Robots 83Elke Schwarz7 AI Ethics and Machine Ethics 97John-Stewart Gordon8 From Ethics to Law: Why, When, and How to Regulate AI 113Simon Chesterman9 AI, Design, and More-than-Human Justice 128Joshua C. Gellers10 Anthropomorphism and its Discontents 143Eleanor Sandry11 A Relational Approach to Moral Standing for Robots and AI 156Nancy S. Jecker12 AI Ethics, Aesthetics, Art and Artistry 172Eduardo Navas13 AI and the Environment 186Justin Donhauser14 Uses and Abuses of AI Ethics 204Lily Eva Frank and Michał Klincewicz15 The (Un)bearable Whiteness of AI Ethics 217Syed Mustafa Ali, Beata Paragi, Angela C. Daly, Adela Gjorgjioska, LukeHespanhol, Xaroula Kerasidou, Soraya Kouadri Mostéfaoui, OluyinkaOyeniji, and Ana Tomicic16 Ethics beyond Ethics: AI, Power, and Colonialism 231Min-Sun Kim17 Disabling AI: Biases and Values Embedded in Artificial Intelligence 245Damien Patrick Williams18 The AI Imaginary: AI, Ethics and Communication 261Alberto Romele19 Feminist Ethics and AI: A Subfield of Feminist Philosophy of Technology 273Janina Loh20 Buddhism and the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 288Soraj Hongladarom21 Queering the ethics of AI 301Eduard Fosch-Villaronga, Gianclaudio Malgieri