Volume 34, Issue 1

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March 2019

Special Issue: Ethics of AI and Robotics

Issue Editor:

Kathleen Richardson

21 articles in this issue

Rethinking the I-You relation through dialogical philosophy in the Ethics of AI and robotics
Kathleen Richardson
Editorial 09 March 2017 Pages: 1 - 2
Primacy of I–you connectedness revisited: some implications for AI and robotics
Beata Stawarska
Original Article 22 March 2017 Pages: 3 - 8
Is it possible to grow an I–Thou relation with an artificial agent? A dialogistic perspective
Stefan Trausan-Matu
Original Article 04 February 2017 Pages: 9 - 17
I–Thou dialogical encounters in adolescents’ WhatsApp virtual communities
Arie Kizel
Original Article 04 February 2017 Pages: 19 - 27
Why being dialogical must come before being logical: the need for a hermeneutical–dialogical approach to robotic activities
John Shotter
Original Article 28 February 2017 Pages: 29 - 35
E. M. Forster’s ‘The Machine Stops’: humans, technology and dialogue
Ana Cristina Zimmermann
W. John Morgan
Original Article 20 February 2017 Pages: 37 - 45
AI and education: the importance of teacher and student relations
Alex Guilherme
Original Article 04 February 2017 Pages: 47 - 54
I in an other’s eye
Alan Dix
Original Article Open access 01 March 2017 Pages: 55 - 73
The human relationship in the ethics of robotics: a call to Martin Buber’s I and Thou
Kathleen Richardson
Original Article 11 February 2017 Pages: 75 - 82
The synthetization of human voices
Oliver Bendel
Original Article 26 July 2017 Pages: 83 - 89
The Vitruvian robot
Cathrine Hasse
Open Forum 28 February 2017 Pages: 91 - 93
Humans as relational selves
Nicole Dewandre
Open Forum 20 February 2017 Pages: 95 - 98
Cultivating mindfulness through technology in higher education: a Buberian perspective
Linor L. Hadar
Oren Ergas
Open Forum 09 January 2018 Pages: 99 - 107
Buber, educational technology, and the expansion of dialogic space
Rupert Wegerif
Louis Major
Open Forum Open access 20 February 2018 Pages: 109 - 119
Reconsidering Buber, educational technology, and the expansion of dialogic space
Vikas Baniwal
Open Forum 23 August 2018 Pages: 121 - 127
The rise of the robots and the crisis of moral patiency
John Danaher
Open Forum 18 November 2017 Pages: 129 - 136
Robot use self-efficacy in healthcare work (RUSH): development and validation of a new measure
Tuuli Turja
Teemu Rantanen
Atte Oksanen
Open Forum 29 July 2017 Pages: 137 - 143
Towards a unified framework for developing ethical and practical Turing tests
Balaji Srinivasan
Kushal Shah
Open Forum 10 October 2017 Pages: 145 - 152
Encountering bloody others in mined reality
Nika Mahnič
Student Forum Open access 17 January 2018 Pages: 153 - 160
Burning down the house: bitcoin, carbon-capitalism, and the problem of trustless systems
David Morris
Curmudgeon Corner 07 December 2018 Pages: 161 - 162
S. P. Gill: Tacit engagement: beyond interaction
Kathleen Richardson
Book Review 16 November 2016 Pages: 163 - 163

Volume 34, Issue 1

Rethinking the I-You relation through dialogical philosophy in the Ethics of AI and robotics

Primacy of I–you connectedness revisited: some implications for AI and robotics

Is it possible to grow an I–Thou relation with an artificial agent? A dialogistic perspective

I–Thou dialogical encounters in adolescents’ WhatsApp virtual communities

Why being dialogical must come before being logical: the need for a hermeneutical–dialogical approach to robotic activities

E. M. Forster’s ‘The Machine Stops’: humans, technology and dialogue

AI and education: the importance of teacher and student relations

I in an other’s eye

The human relationship in the ethics of robotics: a call to Martin Buber’s I and Thou

The synthetization of human voices

The Vitruvian robot

Humans as relational selves

Cultivating mindfulness through technology in higher education: a Buberian perspective

Buber, educational technology, and the expansion of dialogic space

Reconsidering Buber, educational technology, and the expansion of dialogic space

The rise of the robots and the crisis of moral patiency

Robot use self-efficacy in healthcare work (RUSH): development and validation of a new measure

Towards a unified framework for developing ethical and practical Turing tests

Encountering bloody others in mined reality

Burning down the house: bitcoin, carbon-capitalism, and the problem of trustless systems

S. P. Gill: Tacit engagement: beyond interaction

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