Mind, machine and morality: toward a philosophy of human-technology symbiosis

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Contents: Preface The science and philosophy of human-machine systems Teleology for technology Convergent technological evolution The future of function allocation The sheepdog and the Japanese garden On the future of work Men without machines Life, liberty, and the design of happiness Mind, machine and morality References Index.

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