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Can AI Help Us Be Better People?

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One question for Jon Rueda, a Ph.D. candidate and La Caixa INPhINIT Fellow at the University of Granada, where he studies the intersection between bioethics, ethics of emerging technologies, and philosophy of biomedical innovations.

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Can AI help us be better people?

es. I have published a new with a colleague, Bianca Rodriguez, in which we argue that, indeed, AI assistants could help us improve some aspects of our morality. Some AI models aim to make us

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