Yo, Robot: de la biología a la singularidad. ¿Nuevas preguntas para la Filosofía del Derecho?
José María Martínez de Pisón Cavero
REDUR. Revista Electrónica de Derecho Universidad de La Rioja · 2017
doi:10.18172/redur.4161 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Societal progress and scientific developments have always gone hand-in-hand with a rethinking of the underlying legal and political categories. Today, a new technological revolution is on the horizon, driven by advances in genetics, robotics and nanotechnology. Inevitably, this new transformation of humanity involves a new review of these categories. Science fiction, in cinema – with films such as I, Robot– in literature and in TV series, is already offering a new story of the future and, therefore, offering new meaning to these concepts. Can legal-philosophical reflection adapt to these new times and anticipate and perhaps even guide and channel the debate in the 21st century?
Abstract licence: CC BY
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