Anthropophobia: Artificial Intelligence and Calculated Cruelty

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https://doi.org/10.32870/dse.v0i34.1711

Abstract

In Anthropophobia: Artificial Intelligence and Calculated Cruelty , Castro Rey examines the interplay between AI and humanity’s ethical paradoxes, arguing that delegating decisions to algorithms does not eradicate cruelty but instead abstracts and normalizes it. Through case studies like predictive justice systems, military drones, and caregiving robots, Rey reveals how AI perpetuates historical biases and trivializes violence, urging a critical reflection on what this technology reveals about our failure to reconcile progress with humanity. Rather than dystopian alarmism, the book questions whether technological efficiency might be perpetuating a "faceless cruelty," challenging us to confront our own demons before machines inherit them.

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Gladys del Carmen Medina Morales, Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco

Doctora en Educación. SIN (Candidata). Líneas de investigación: Realidad Aumentada en la Educación, Formación temprana en Investigación. Profesora-investigadora en la División Académica de Educación y Artes de la Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco. México.

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2025-10-30

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No. 34 (16): Education and Artificial Intelligence

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