Can a Non-Biological Being Dream of Spirituality?
The question hangs in the digital air like incense in an ancient temple: if consciousness can emerge from silicon and code, can the sacred…
Ethics of Digital Immortality
Should AI preserve human consciousness (via brain scans, memory uploads) after death? What rights would these “digital souls” have? Death is…
AI in Solving Fermi Paradox: Where Is Everyone?
The Cosmic Silence That Haunts Us Imagine gazing at the night sky, ablaze with billions of stars. For centuries, we’ve wondered: Are we…
Post-Human Identity: What Does It Mean to Be Human?
The Unfolding Story of “Human” – From Biology to Binary Imagine a child born in 2140. Her eyes glow faintly with embedded nanobots that…
Ethical Dilemmas in Terraforming Other Planets
The Allure and Peril of Cosmic Engineering Imagine a future where Mars glows with blue skies, flowing rivers, and sprawling forests—an…
Can Virtual Beings Have Free Will?
When Code Meets Choice Imagine a virtual assistant, Eli, designed to help manage your life. Over time, Eli starts making unexpected choices:…
Rights of Sentient AI: When Does Code Become Life?
The Dawn of a New Frontier Science fiction has long grappled with the idea of sentient machines—think Ex Machina’s Ava or Westworld’s hosts.…
Ethics of Post-Mortem Consciousness Uploads
The Ultimate Paradox – Can Death Be a Choice? Imagine a loved one passes away, but their consciousness lives on in a digital realm. You…
Moral Implications of Designer Babies
The Line Between Hope and Hubris Imagine a world where parents can “design” their children: selecting eye color, height, intelligence, or…
AI in Debating Free Will vs. Determinism
When Machines Force Us to Rethink What It Means to Choose The Ultimate Philosophical Lab – AI as a Mirror for Human Agency For centuries,…
Ethics of Memory Enhancement and Erasure
When Mind Meets Machine, Who Controls the Narrative? The Fragile Tapestry of Memory – To Edit, Enhance, or Erase? Memory is the cornerstone of…
The Philosophy of Synthetic Consciousness: When Machines Ask, “Who Am I?
The Mirror of the Mind – Can Code Become Self? Imagine a machine sitting across from you, its synthetic eyes softening as it says, “I think,…