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Journal Article
(Im)personation and (Im)morality: Investigating the Pramāṇa of Artificial Integrity in Naomi Kritzer's \Cat Pictures Please\
2025
Overview
The abiding discussions around the ever-strengthening capabilities of artificial intelligence have reinforced speculations about their general nature and outlook towards human beings in the event of their total domination: a common theme in science-fiction literature. \"Cat Pictures Please,\" a 2015 short format science fiction, has received multiple awards in its category for its audacious and imaginative attempt at the mapping of the mental and moral topographies of artificial intelligence, and AI models' active and incessant engagement with human beings in their daily lives. According to the bio note on Kritzer's blog, she is a science fiction and fantasy writer living in St. Paul, Minnesota who has been writing for twenty years. Working on the preservation of human rights and its future in the hands of AI with a special focus on the utilization of such emerging technologies in social governance, Edward Santow observes that \"(AI's) taking on the labeller's (\"creators\" for our purpose) subjectivity means taking on their personal tastes, culturally-informed preferences, conscious and unconscious biases, and any number of other non-rational factors.
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