Philosophy 5.3 - de Conti, Rafael
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"The relativity of values highlights the inherent subjectivity in what we consider moral, just, or dignified. While humans often assume their values are universal, the perspectives of other beings-whether animal, collective entities like the Leviathan, or artificial intelligences-can differ significantly" "The geometries of the cosmos trace the lines / From Descartes' grid, where reason starts its climb, / To Gauss, who bends the curves of space and time, / And Sacred Geometry, where spirit entwines // In each form, the universe does speak / In numbers, shapes, and secrets we seek./ A spiral…mehr

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"The relativity of values highlights the inherent subjectivity in what we consider moral, just, or dignified. While humans often assume their values are universal, the perspectives of other beings-whether animal, collective entities like the Leviathan, or artificial intelligences-can differ significantly" "The geometries of the cosmos trace the lines / From Descartes' grid, where reason starts its climb, / To Gauss, who bends the curves of space and time, / And Sacred Geometry, where spirit entwines // In each form, the universe does speak / In numbers, shapes, and secrets we seek./ A spiral in the stars, a fractal in the trees, / Echoes the order found in mystic seas" "In a future not too distant from our own, a society flourished where humans and AI lived side by side. In this world, every major decision-legal, ethical, and political-was increasingly influenced by highly advanced AI systems. The AI, known as Leviathan, had been given the task of not only enforcing laws but interpreting justice itself"
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