#Ethics
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Doctors Restoring Bloodflow in Legally Dead Bodies to Retrieve Donor Organs
A procedure called normothermic regional perfusion pumps blood through deceased donors to keep organs viable, but it raises ethical concerns about death determination and brain circulation.
Why "AI is the new sustainable"
The article argues that AI is a vague, overused marketing term, warns about its energy use, unpaid labor, unreliability, and military misuse, and says it should be questioned rather than blindly embraced.
Designing Intelligence: System Design in AI/ML Evolution
The piece connects principles such as simplicity, context, resilience, ethics, and decision making to design choices in ML, arguing for useful, interpretable solutions aligned with the business.
Akrasia
Wikipedia's overview of akrasia, acting against one's own better judgment, from Socrates' denial that it's even possible through Aristotle's rebuttal to contemporary accounts.
Attention as the purest form of generosity
00:22:14 — Attention as the Purest Form of Generosity
Murdoch: at the moment of decision, it's done
00:30:03 — Murdoch: At the Moment of Decision, Most Action Has Already Happened
I'm an AI strategist. Here are 4 things you'll never catch me using AI for
The author says AI can help with work, but should stay out of critical decisions, values and ethical boundaries, reality checks, and human relationships. She argues for using AI with intention and keeping humans accountable.
Trolley problem
A thought experiment in ethics that asks whether to divert a runaway trolley to kill one person instead of five, and uses related cases to test distinctions between doing, allowing, intention, and moral responsibility.