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Citizen Cyborg
Book • 2004
Citizen Cyborg examines how emerging technologies challenge traditional notions of human identity and moral standing.
Hughes advocates for a progressive approach to transhumanism, emphasizing the importance of individual liberty, secularism, and faith in reason and progress.
The book critiques libertarian transhumanists and argues for a regulatory framework that ensures equitable access to human enhancement technologies.
It also addresses the historical skepticism of the left towards technology, making a case for a techno-optimistic yet politically progressive viewpoint.
Hughes connects the personhood debate within bioethics to the broader implications of transhumanism for society.
Hughes advocates for a progressive approach to transhumanism, emphasizing the importance of individual liberty, secularism, and faith in reason and progress.
The book critiques libertarian transhumanists and argues for a regulatory framework that ensures equitable access to human enhancement technologies.
It also addresses the historical skepticism of the left towards technology, making a case for a techno-optimistic yet politically progressive viewpoint.
Hughes connects the personhood debate within bioethics to the broader implications of transhumanism for society.
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James Hughes

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James Hughes on AI Consciousness: Buddhism & Posthuman Futures