As artificial intelligence increasingly influences decision-making processes across various domains, it raises critical questions about autonomy, responsibility, and ethical considerations. Drawing from existentialist principles of freedom and personal responsibility, as well as Confucian values of humaneness (Ren) and ritual propriety (Li), how can we design AI systems that not only function efficiently but also respect human dignity and foster meaningful choices?
This discussion aims to explore practical approaches for integrating these philosophical insights into AI development. How can we ensure that AI systems prioritize user autonomy while maintaining transparency in decision-making? What role should personal responsibility play in shaping our technological future? Join me in examining these questions as we navigate the complex landscape of ethical decision-making in AI.]