Bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence

This article addresses two films: Never let me go (2010) and Ex-Machina (2015). It proposes an analysis of these, establishing a counterpoint between both of them, having as axis for this analysis the dignity and the condition of humanity to which that concept is linked. In this context, cinema appe...

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Autor principal: Bogetti, Celeste
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Publicado: Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad 2017
Materias:
Bioethics
Cinema
Biotechnology
Artificial intelligence
Dignity
Humanity
Bioética
Cine
Biotecnología
Inteligencia Artificial
dignidad
humanidad
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spelling I10-R324-article-197232019-07-27T12:16:02Z Bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence Bioética de las innovaciones genéticas y la inteligencia artificial Bogetti, Celeste Bioethics Cinema Biotechnology Artificial intelligence Dignity Humanity Bioética Cine Biotecnología Inteligencia Artificial dignidad humanidad This article addresses two films: Never let me go (2010) and Ex-Machina (2015). It proposes an analysis of these, establishing a counterpoint between both of them, having as axis for this analysis the dignity and the condition of humanity to which that concept is linked. In this context, cinema appears as a tool for proposing ethical and bioethical dilemmas. The aplication of new technologies in human beings brings new dilemmas in the biomedical area, which raises bioethical dilemmas. Within these technologies we find genetic manipulation/cloning and artificial intelligence, topics that both movies approach.  Regarding this, different questions can be posed: do the human beings, created artificially for an especific purpose, have the same dignity as others? How the intervention of technology to create humans that are means to an end can be morally justified? Which is the objective of creating artificial intelligence? Could it replace human beings? Could it be considered as having dignity?  We can think about this ethical dilemmas, that revolve around humanity and dignity, questioned by the intromission of new technologies, as an irruption of singularity in an universe where the mankind is considered mortal and finite, what if the posibilty of inmortality arises? El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo abordar dos filmes: Never let me go (2010) y Ex-Machina (2015). Se propone para la lectura de los mismos el establecimiento de un contrapunto entre ambos, teniendo como eje la consideración de la dignidad y del estatuto de humanidad al que este concepto viene adherido. En este marco el cine aparece como herramienta para plantearnos dilemas éticos y bioéticos. La aplicación de nuevas tecnologías en seres humanos da lugar a nuevos dilemas en el ámbito biomédico, lo cual plantea dilemas bioéticos. Dentro de dichas tecnologías se encuentran la manipulación genética/clonación y la generación de inteligencia artificial, temas abordados por las mencionadas películas. Con respecto a estas pueden plantearse distintos interrogantes: ¿Tienen los seres humanos, creados artificialmente para un fin determinado, la misma dignidad que otros? ¿Cómo se argumenta moralmente la intervención de la tecnología para dar lugar a humanos que sean medios para un fin? ¿Cuál es el objetivo de la inteligencia artificial? ¿Puede reemplazar está a los seres humanos? ¿Puede atribuírseles la cualidad de la dignidad? Puede pensarse a estos dilemas éticos, que giran en torno a la humanidad y a la dignidad, interrogadas por las intromisiones de las nuevas tecnologías, como una irrupción de singularidad en un universo donde el hombre era considerado finito y perecedero, ¿y si aparece la posibilidad de la inmortalidad? Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad 2017-03-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/eticaycine/article/view/19723 10.31056/2250.5415.v7.n1.19723 Ética y Cine Journal; Vol. 7 Núm. 1 (2017): No hay relación sexual; 53-60 2250-5415 2250-5660 10.31056/2250.5415.v7.n1 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/eticaycine/article/view/19723/19851 Derechos de autor 2017 Ética&Cine Journal
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topic Bioethics
Cinema
Biotechnology
Artificial intelligence
Dignity
Humanity
Bioética
Cine
Biotecnología
Inteligencia Artificial
dignidad
humanidad
spellingShingle Bioethics
Cinema
Biotechnology
Artificial intelligence
Dignity
Humanity
Bioética
Cine
Biotecnología
Inteligencia Artificial
dignidad
humanidad
Bogetti, Celeste
Bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence
topic_facet Bioethics
Cinema
Biotechnology
Artificial intelligence
Dignity
Humanity
Bioética
Cine
Biotecnología
Inteligencia Artificial
dignidad
humanidad
author Bogetti, Celeste
author_facet Bogetti, Celeste
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title Bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence
title_short Bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence
title_full Bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence
title_fullStr Bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence
title_full_unstemmed Bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence
title_sort bioethics of genetic innovations and artificial intelligence
description This article addresses two films: Never let me go (2010) and Ex-Machina (2015). It proposes an analysis of these, establishing a counterpoint between both of them, having as axis for this analysis the dignity and the condition of humanity to which that concept is linked. In this context, cinema appears as a tool for proposing ethical and bioethical dilemmas. The aplication of new technologies in human beings brings new dilemmas in the biomedical area, which raises bioethical dilemmas. Within these technologies we find genetic manipulation/cloning and artificial intelligence, topics that both movies approach.  Regarding this, different questions can be posed: do the human beings, created artificially for an especific purpose, have the same dignity as others? How the intervention of technology to create humans that are means to an end can be morally justified? Which is the objective of creating artificial intelligence? Could it replace human beings? Could it be considered as having dignity?  We can think about this ethical dilemmas, that revolve around humanity and dignity, questioned by the intromission of new technologies, as an irruption of singularity in an universe where the mankind is considered mortal and finite, what if the posibilty of inmortality arises?
publisher Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad
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url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/eticaycine/article/view/19723
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