Abstract
A contribution to a panel on artificial intelligence at Trinity College on January 21, 2020, this essay assesses artificial intelligence in terms of moral agency, particularly the impact of the distance between the moral agency of the operator and the effect of the moral action; the separation between computational intelligence and an insufficient or missing emotional intelligence; the power differential it establishes between those who have the knowledge and skill to exploit AI and those who do not; and, finally, its utilitarian intent, which bypasses the spiritual and transcendental dimension of the human person.
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