Advaita Ethics for the Machine Age: The Pursuit of Happiness in an Interconnected World

In Sangeetha Menon, Saurabh Todariya & Tilak Agerwala (eds.), AI, Consciousness and The New Humanism: Fundamental Reflections on Minds and Machines. Springer Nature Singapore. pp. 75-91 (2024)
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Abstract

Ethics is a set of values, living which the individual comes to flourish in harmony with society and nature. While society is a creation of language and technology, happiness is a function of ethical living. Artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and nanotechnology have opened up new possibilities for human happiness. Along with these disruptive technologies, market-driven competition and democratic aspirations of people have caused new dilemmas and questions that require global conversation involving all stakeholders. Advaita, the non-dualist system of Indian philosophy is a worldview and value system drawn from the collective wisdom of India. Advaita ethics can contribute positively to the emerging global dialogue.

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