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An Afro-Communitarian Relational Theory of AI'S Moral Status

American Philosophical Quarterly
Abstract The rapid development of AI in recent years has brought the problem of AI's moral status to the fore. In this article, we combine Afro-communitarian ethics with a cognitive perspective and argue that some AI can hold a moral status to the extent that it can be both a subject and an object of communion.
Luís Cordeiro-Rodrigues, Jiawei Xu
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The western ethic of care or an Afro-communitarian ethic? Specifying the right relational morality

Journal of Global Ethics, 2013
In her essay, ‘The curious coincidence of feminine and African moralities’ (1987), Sandra Harding was perhaps the first to note parallels between a typical Western feminist ethic and a characteristically African, i.e. indigenous sub-Saharan, approach to morality.
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Afro-communitarian Ethics

Business and Professional Ethics Journal, 2017
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Robots and Dignity: An Afro-communitarian Argument in Eldercare

2023
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Afro-Asian worldviews: Ideational narratives of Ubuntu and Confucian Communitarianism

International Journal of African Studies, 2021
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Between Analog and Digital Activism in Afro-Colombia

2021
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Ubuntuand communitarianism in media ethics

Ecquid Novi: African Journalism Studies, 2004
Clifford G Christians
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