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Revision as of 12:21, 6 May 2025
Full Title
Morals are a high level set of metrics which can be used to evaluate results
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/12/30/the-invention-of-good-and-evil-hanno-sauer-book-review
Context
Ethics, morals and Social Responsibility all seem to be about what individuals do in relationship to other individuals.
Civic(qv): is the government imposed and protected space in which we live. It imposes duties as well as rights.
Ethics: These are rules or principles that govern conduct within a specific context, such as a profession or society. Ethics are often codified into formal systems or codes of conduct, like medical ethics or business ethics. They are external standards that are imposed by institutions, organizations, or society.
Morals: These are personal beliefs about right and wrong, which are shaped by individual experiences, culture, religion, and upbringing. Morals are internal and subjective, reflecting one's personal values and principles.
Social Responsibility: This refers to the obligation of individuals, organizations, and businesses to act in ways that benefit society as a whole. It involves making decisions and taking actions that contribute to the well-being of the community, environment, and society at large. Examples include corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, environmental sustainability efforts, and community engagement programs.
The problem with with different types of individuals.
- Natural persons
- Legal persons (technically this includes natural persons as well as state-chartered organizations)
- Pro Bono Organizations (also known in the US as a public benefit corporation)
- For Profit Organizations
- Artificial Intelligence as agents for any of the above. (must include a delegation of authority)
- Artificial Intelligence operating as individuals (where some sort of enduring identification exists)
- Robots with Artificial Intelligence within themselves (ie where the Robot is not run remotely)
The challenges in any society in the future will be to determine which of these owes some responsibility for the proper functioning of society, and which will gain some rights granted by society, such as: freedom speech and right to own property.
