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References
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Printed Resources ACM,
"Code of Professional Conduct," Computers,
Ethics, & Society, 1990. Karamjit
S. Gill, ed., Artificial Intelligence for Society, 1986. ISBN: 0 471
90930 0. LOC: Q335.5.A785. Rob
Kling, Computerization and Controversy: Value Conflicts and Social Choices,
1996. Raymond
Kurzweil, The Age of Intelligent Machines, 1990. Raymond
Kurzweil, The
Age of Spiritual Machines: When Computers Exceed Human Intelligence,
1999. Hans
P. Moravec, Robot:
Mere Machine or Transcendent Mind, 1998. David
Lorge Parnas, "Professional Responsibility to Blow the Whistle on
SDI," Computers,
Ethics, & Society, 1990. Online
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Encyclopaedia Britannica "Sympathy for the
Unabomber?," Feedmag.com "Is
Technology a Threat to Humanity's Future?," Seattletimes.com,
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Robotics," Fortune, 07/08/1996. Harvey
Blume, "The Digital
Philosopher," The Atlantic Monthly, December 1998. Stephen
Budiansky, "Lost in
Translation," The Atlantic Monthly, December 1998. Bill
Joy, "Why the
Future Doesn't Need Us," Wired Magazine Online, April 2000. Theodore
Kaczynski, "The
Unabomber's Manifesto: 'Industrial Society and its Future'" Kelly,
Kevin and Spencer Reiss, "One Huge Computer,"
Wired Magazine, August 1998. Bill
Joy and Raymond Kurzweil, Symposium: "Will
Spiritual Robots Replace Humanity By 2100?" 1 April 2000. Cathy
Olofson, "Conscious
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Stipp, "2001
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