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Rosco Technology: Between Ethics and Progress

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This rosco is inspired by the academic exhibition "Progress Without Limits: A Reflection of Human Decadence," presented by Lucas Nami, Santiago Vallejo, Angie García, Santiago Abreu, and Paulina Pedroso.

What's it about?
You'll explore fundamental concepts of technological ethics, the moral dilemmas of scientific progress, and the tensions between technological advancement and the preservation of humanity. From cloning to artificial intelligence, each word will invite you to reflect on the limits we must set to prevent progress from turning into regression.

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This rosco is inspired by the academic exhibition "Progress Without Limits: A Reflection of Human Decadence," presented by Lucas Nami, Santiago Vallejo, Angie García, Santiago Abreu, and Paulina Pedroso. What's it about? You'll explore fundamental concepts of technological ethics, the moral dilemmas of scientific progress, and the tensions between technological advancement and the preservation of humanity. From cloning to artificial intelligence, each word will invite you to reflect on the limits we must set to prevent progress from turning into regression.

by Brian Oconer
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A type of intelligence that can perform complex calculations and make decisions, but that poses serious ethical risks, according to the presentation.

Starts with E

Moral principles that should guide technological development to preserve humanity.

Starts with F

A fundamental right that can be threatened by the irresponsible use of artificial intelligence.

Starts with I

Unique characteristic of each person that cannot be manufactured, only lived.

Starts with J

Implicit value in defending ethical frameworks to protect vulnerable groups.

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Simondon's concept of how machines can make humans irrelevant.

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Fundamental guarantees that can be threatened by technologies without ethical regulation.

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Tools that advance at an accelerated pace and require ethical guidance to maintain humanity.

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Human capacity that is lost when machines do the work according to Simondon.

Starts with V

Human principles that must be maintained in the face of technological progress.

 
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