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Philosophy and Computing: An Introduction

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Cybernetics and Technology in Society Information Society and Technology Trends Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry

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From the Publisher: This accessible book explores the development, history and future of Information and Communication Technology using examples from philosophy. Luciano Floridi offers both an introduction to these technologies and a philosophical analysis of the problems they pose. The book examines a wide range of areas of technology, including the digital revolution, the Web and Internet, Artificial Intelligence and CD-ROMS. We see how the relationship between philosophy and computing provokes many crucial philosophical questions. Ultimately, Philosophy and Computing outlines the what the future philosophy of information will need to undertake.

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