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What is Preemptive Bioethics

Chapter 2
Bioethics of Displacement and Its Implications
Main view of bioethics focused on the consideration of possible outcomes in paying more attention to Descriptive, Descriptive, or Interactive bioethics given the current trends and the time available.
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Preemptive Bioethics and Syncretist Approach for Ethical Challenges in AI and Robotics: Good v Evil I
Copyright: © 2023 |Pages: 11
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-4808-3.ch002
Abstract
This chapter explores the main views of bioethics and their applications in the context of displacement and emerging technologies. It includes ethical implications and outcomes before deploying technologies like AI through preemptive bioethics. The author discusses the four ethical decision-making approaches: legalist, antinomian, situationist, and syncretist. Syncretist approach is related with proactive ethical considerations, integration of perspectives, and collaboration between humans and AI. Emphasizing proactive considerations and collaboration between humans and AI systems, the chapter delves into the complexity of bioethical issues from a mathematical perspective. The chapter concludes by assessing the future impact of bioinformatic privacy and the need for comprehensive frameworks and interdisciplinary approaches.
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