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Artificial intelligence ethics concern philosopher | UNC-Chapel Hill
Originally from Germany, philosophy professor Thomas Hofweber got into philosophy by accident. He intended to study chemistry and math but took some philosophy classes on a whim when he began at the University of Munich. “Once I started, I loved it — and I got totally stuck,” Hofweber says. A faculty member in the College of Arts and Sciences’ philosophy department for two decades, he specializes in metaphysics and the philosophy of language and…
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Artificial intelligence ethics concern philosopher | UNC-Chapel Hill
Originally from Germany, philosophy professor Thomas Hofweber got into philosophy by accident. He intended to study chemistry and math but took some philosophy classes on a whim when he began at the University of Munich. “Once I started, I loved it — and I got totally stuck,” Hofweber says. A faculty member in the College of Arts and Sciences’ philosophy department for two decades, he specializes in metaphysics and the philosophy of language and…
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