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ORCIDMinds and Machines, Volume 35
Volume 35, Number 1, March 2025
- Markus Langer
, Kevin Baum, Nadine Schlicker:
Effective Human Oversight of AI-Based Systems: A Signal Detection Perspective on the Detection of Inaccurate and Unfair Outputs. 1 - Igor Ryazanov, Carl Öhman, Johanna Björklund:
How ChatGPT Changed the Media's Narratives on AI: A Semi-automated Narrative Analysis Through Frame Semantics. 2 - Tom F. Sterkenburg:
Statistical Learning Theory and Occam's Razor: The Core Argument. 3 - Siavosh Sahebi, Paul Formosa:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Global Justice. 4 - Daniel A. Herrmann, Benjamin A. Levinstein:
Standards for Belief Representations in LLMs. 5 - Matthieu Moullec, Igor Douven:
Cheaper Spaces. 6 - Abra Ganz, Martina Camellini, Emmie Hine, Claudio Novelli, Huw Roberts, Luciano Floridi:
Correction: Submarine Cables and the Risks to Digital Sovereignty. 7 - Ricardo Restrepo Echavarria:
ChatGPT-4 in the Turing Test. 8 - Eva Achterhold, Monika Mühlböck, Nadia Steiber, Christoph Kern:
Fairness in Algorithmic Profiling: The AMAS Case. 9 - Ugo Pagallo:
On Twelve Shades of Green: Assessing the Levels of Environmental Protection in the Artificial Intelligence Act. 10 - Jessica Morley, Joel Laitila, Joseph S. Ross, Joel Schamroth, Joe Zhang, Luciano Floridi:
An App a Day will (Probably Not) Keep the Doctor Away: An Evidence Audit of Health and Medical Apps Available on the Apple App Store. 11 - Robert Sparrow, Gene Flenady:
The Testimony Gap: Machines and Reasons. 12
Volume 35, Number 2, June 2025
- Paula Sweeney:
Persons, Unique Value and Avatars. 13 - Nick Wiggershaus:
Physical Programmability. 14 - Anthony Longo:
How Do Social Media Algorithms Appear? A Phenomenological Response to the Black Box Metaphor. 15 - Charles M. Ess:
In Honor of James Moor: A Grateful Retrospective. 16 - Erik Olsson, Carl Öhman:
The Quantum Panopticon: A Theory of Surveillance for the Quantum Era. 17 - John Weckert:
Moor on Ethics for Emerging Technologies: Some Environmental Considerations. 18 - Deborah G. Johnson:
Moor's 'Are There Decisions Computers Should Never Make?'. 19 - Herman T. Tavani:
James Moor's Privacy Framework: A Theory in Need of Further Exploration. 20 - Philip A. E. Brey:
The Historical Development of Ethics of Emerging Technologies. 21 - Christopher Starke, Tobias Blanke, Natali Helberger, Sonja Smets, Claes de Vreese:
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the (Un)fairness of Artificial Intelligence. 22 - Luciano Floridi, Carlotta Buttaboni, Emmie Hine, Claudio Novelli, Tyler Schroder, Grant Shanklin:
Open-Source AI Made in the EU: Why it is a Good Idea. 23 - Sinead Prince, James Edgar Lim:
Black-Box AI and Patient Autonomy. 24 - Frances S. Grodzinsky, Keith W. Miller:
A Remembrance of Jim Moor by Two Computer Scientists. 25 - Florian J. Boge, Axel Mosig:
Put it to the Test: Getting Serious About Explanation in Explainable Artificial Intelligence. 26 - Jerzy Golosz:
The Two Times Problem and Igus Robots. 27 - Richard A. Spinello:
Moor's theory of just consequentialism. 28
Volume 35, Number 3, September 2025
- Fabio Patrone:
Avatars as Parts: A Reply To Sweeney. 29 - Luciano Floridi:
Distant Writing: Literary Production in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. 30 - Jessica Morley, Emmie Hine, Huw Roberts, Renee Sirbu, Hutan Ashrafian, Charlotte Blease, Marisha Boyd, John L. Chen, Alexandre Chiavegatto Filho, Enrico W. Coiera, Glenn I. Cohen, Amelia Fiske, Nandini Jayakumar, Angeliki Kerasidou, Federica Mandreoli, Melissa D. McCradden, Stella Namuganza, Elaine O. Nsoesie, Ravi B. Parikh, Sandeep Reddy, Jana Sedlakova, Tamara Sunbul, Sophie van Baalen, Hannah van Kolfschooten, Luciano Floridi:
Global Health in the Age of AI: Charting a Course for Ethical Implementation and Societal Benefit. 31 - Igor Douven:
Adaptive Updating: Ecological Rationality Meets Reinforcement Learning. 32 - Andrew P. Rebera, Lode Lauwaert, Ann-Katrien Oimann:
Hidden Risks: Artificial Intelligence and Hermeneutic Harm. 33 - Jens Christian Bjerring, Jacob Busch, Lauritz Aastrup Munch:
A Counterfactual Account of Algorithmic Robustness. 34 - Matthieu Queloz:
Explainability Through Systematicity: The Hard Systematicity Challenge for Artificial Intelligence. 35 - Joris Graff:
Explainable AI Does not Provide Reason Explanations. 36 - Raluca Csernatoni, Dennis Broeders, Lise H. Andersen, Marijn Hoijtink, Ingvild Bode, Jon R. Lindsay, Elke Schwarz:
Myth, Power, and Agency: Rethinking Artificial Intelligence, Geopolitics and War. 37 - Avigail Ferdman:
AI, Deskilling, and the Prospects for Public Reason. 38 - Benjamin C. Jantzen:
No Room in the Reservoir. 39 - Sherman J. Clark:
High-Tech Touts: AI-Aided Marketing and the Virtues of Attention. 40
Volume 35, Number 4, December 2025
- Sylvie Delacroix:
Designing with Uncertainty: LLM Interfaces as Transitional Spaces for Democratic Revival. 41 - Luciano Floridi, Anna Ascani:
Augmented Democracy in Action: AI Systems for Legislative Innovation in the Italian Parliament. 42 - Thomas Raleigh, Aleks Knoks:
Clarifying the Opacity of Neural Networks. 43 - Sylvie Delacroix:
Moral Perception and Uncertainty Expression in LLM-Augmented Judicial Practice. 44 - Cliff B. Jones:
Correction: Three Early Formal Approaches to the Verification of Concurrent Programs. 45 - Mirco Sambrotta:
LLMs and the Logical Space of Reasons. 46 - Sylvie Delacroix:
Correction: Designing with Uncertainty: LLM Interfaces as Transitional Spaces for Democratic Revival. 47 - Jerzy Golosz:
Does the Thermodynamic Arrow Explain the Psychological Arrow of Time? 48 - Sara Incao, Alessandra Sciutti, Shaun Gallagher:
Robodiment, Self and Temporality:Phenomenological Insights for Cognitive Architectures in Robotics. 49 - Anatoly Voronin, Antonina Rafikova:
A Conceptual Framework for Exploring AI's Quasi-Needs in User Dialogue. 50 - Ben Baker, Sonia F. Roberts:
Understanding Agent Complexity Through Affordances. 51
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