Artificial Intelligence

The Three Laws of Robotics

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Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics began as a literary device but grew into one of the most influential ideas in science fiction and AI ethics. This essay explores their origins, how they shaped his stories, their relevance to real-world robotics, and the deeper philosophical questions they raise about safety, freedom, and the rights of future intelligent beings.

An image inspired by the philosophies of John Searle. It visually represents the intersection of mind, language, and reality, exploring the nuanced contrast between human consciousness and artificial intelligence, as well as the role of language as both a connector and divider in understanding and intentionality.

John Searle: Minds, Machines, and the Making of Meaning

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Explore John Searle’s innovative ideas challenging AI limits and delving into consciousness. Discover his works on intentionality, social reality, and philosophy of mind.