Kant and artificial intelligence / edited by Hyeongjoo Kim and Dieter Schonecker.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Minds, brains, and deep learning: the development of cognitive science through the lens of Kant's approach to cognition / Tobias Schlicht -- The apperception engine / Richard Evans -- The challenge of (self-)consciousness: Kant, artificial intelligence and sense-making / Sorin Baiasu -- Tracing the origins of artificial intelligence: a Kantian response to McCarthy's call for philosophical help / Hyeongjoo Kim -- A Kantian perspective on robot ethics / Lisa Benossi & Sven Bernecker -- Kant's argument from moral feelings: why practical reason cannot be artificial / Dieter Schonecker -- Kant on trolleys and autonomous driving / Elke Elisabeth Schmidt -- Rightful machines / Ava Thomas Wright -- Partners, not parts. Enhanced autonomy through artificial intelligence? A Kantian perspective / Claus Dierksmeier -- On the subjective, beauty and artificial intelligence: a Kantian approach / Larissa Berger.

"How are artificial intelligence (AI) and the strong claims made by their philosophical representatives to be understood and evaluated from a Kantian perspective? Conversely, what can we learn from AI and its functions about Kantian philosophy's claims to validity? In order to answer these questions, this volume focuses on various aspects in theoretical and practical philosophy as well as in aesthetics"--Page 4 of cover.