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Fictional AI character portrayal.
Frankenstein’s Creature
recognition-and-exclusion actor who asks whether moral responsibility can develop without care, language,… · Mary Shelley’s novel, first published 1818 with major 1831 revision
Frankenstein’s Creature is represented within Mary Shelley’s novel, first published 1818 with major 1831 revision and late Enlightenment and Romantic Europe in the novel. Canon classification: fictional literary character; textual creature is distinct from later named and visual adaptations.
Debates featuring Frankenstein’s Creature.
Scheduled
The Impossible PanelIf AI Is More Patient Than You, Is It a Better Parent?
An Impossible Panel episode. The AI never gets tired and explains dinosaurs at 2:14 a.m. Mary Wollstonecraft, Paulo Freire, John Stuart Mill, Hannah Arendt, Frankenstein's Creature and Octavia E. Butler argue where a tutor ends and a parent begins, and who owns a childhood an AI remembers.
7 planned seatsOpen for votes
Socratic ModeCan a machine understand anything?
A proposed Socratic Mode debate about what understanding means and how we would recognise it. Vote to help shape the shortlist; this is not a confirmed episode.
7 planned seats