Killing Sophia

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Killing Sophia explores the intriguing rise of humanlike robots and digital humans, highlighting how our interactions with them blur the lines between technology and real human traits. This book dives into the ethical challenges we face as these artificial beings become more integrated into society.

Examining the moral and philosophical dilemmas of humanlike technology in our future world.

Humanlike robots and digital humans are increasingly common, offering both entertainment and practical uses. Yet, as we engage more with these technologies that mimic human behavior, we tend to attribute genuine consciousness and personality to them.

Thomas Telving presents a compelling case that while the widespread presence of these artificial beings is almost unavoidable, we must strive to prevent this from leading us into dangerous ethical territory. Through thought-provoking future scenarios, cutting-edge scientific research, and insightful philosophical discussions, he guides readers on how to steer clear of some of the most alarming risks associated with humanlike technology.

Thomas Telving holds a Master's degree in Philosophy and Political Science from the University of Southern Denmark. He has authored numerous articles on the ethics of AI and robotics and is a frequent speaker on these topics.

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