AI Ethics: The Doctrine of Double Effect in AI Development

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Explores the doctrine of double effect (DDE) in AI ethics
Discusses ethical decision-making in AI development
Analyzes DDE through examples like the Trolley Problem
Debates on the applicability and limitations of the DDE in AI
Provokes critical thinking on AI's ethical implications

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