Augmented morality refers to the enhancement and extension of human moral capabilities through the use of technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and other advanced tools. It involves leveraging these technologies to improve moral decision-making, ethical behavior, and overall societal well-being.
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Irrational hatred or fear of humans who use technological enhancements—like AI, cybernetics, or prosthetics—to expand their abilities. Especially when aimed at disabled people who overcome physical or cognitive impairment through assistive technology.
Irrational hatred or fear of humans who use technological enhancements—like AI, cybernetics, or prosthetics—to expand their abilities. Especially when aimed at disabled people who overcome physical or cognitive impairment through assistive technology.
“She faced augmentophobia from coworkers who resented her AI-assisted work efficiency.”
"Some truly hated Stephen Hawking because his voice incited their augmentaphobia."
"Some truly hated Stephen Hawking because his voice incited their augmentaphobia."
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"When ChatGPT crashed and Claude stopped responding, I had to write my report manually. I felt so de-augmented."
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