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Ethicality as a Practice of Attentiveness to the Trajectory of the Field

October 26, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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Ethicality in relational monism is not a set of rules but a practice of attentiveness to the trajectory of the field. Relation, as a dynamic configuration of tensions, continuously alters its shape. It is not a state but a movement. It is not a structure but a process. Consequently, ethicality cannot be understood as something […]

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Os algoritmos têm moralidade?

October 26, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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A ascensão da inteligência artificial trouxe consigo uma questão cada vez mais presente no debate público: os algoritmos têm moralidade? À medida que sistemas computacionais passam a influenciar decisões financeiras, jurídicas, médicas e políticas, cresce a tentação de atribuir-lhes intenções, valores e até responsabilidades. Fala-se de algoritmos justos, injustos, éticos ou antiéticos, como se fossem […]

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Samaritan versus the Machine. A Lesson from Person of Interest

October 26, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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Many television series offer entertainment, suspense, and memorable characters. Very few, however, become philosophical thought experiments. Person of Interest belongs to that rare category. Beneath its thriller narrative lies a profound reflection on surveillance, freedom, artificial intelligence, and the nature of human relationships. The conflict between the Machine and Samaritan is not merely a struggle […]

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Tautología dinámica

October 26, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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La ontología relacional, si aspira a convertirse en un sistema, debe atravesar un momento de formalización. No porque el formalismo sea indispensable para comprender el mundo, sino porque permite reconocer la estructura que sostiene ese mundo. La formalización no aparece aquí como un añadido externo, sino como la revelación de un orden interno que permanece […]

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