Author: K.B. Miller

K.B Miller is a lifelong publisher and writer with a degree in Logic and Philosophy of Science. He served on the Smithsonian National Board, where he co-founded the Education Committee; is Chair Emeritus, Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; and was principal investigator on a two-year AI research project for the U.S. Department of Defense.

Our Developing Beliefs

By K.B. Miller

The field of AI studies has exploded with controversy and difference of opinion, yet it does seem to be headed on a twisted, tortuous path…

All things have standing

By K.B. Miller

The debate about the appropriate ethical approach to machine morality has taken a distinct turn. In their response to Adrianna de Ruiter’s essay ‘Dangerous Liaisons’,…

Embodiment and a sense of place

By K.B. Miller

  Executive summary: Embodiment, sense of place, and universalist ethics are helpful existential ways of being for an AGI. Yann LaCun’s recent move is an…

Lessons from Nature’s Rights

By K.B. Miller

Mumta Ito, influential lawyer and founder of Nature’s Rights, says that “The law treats Nature as an object, so there is no legal relationship between Nature…

Are we investing where it counts?

By K.B. Miller

What if an AGI worked as well as an automated call answering system? Disaster. Even though they are smarter than yesterday, our everyday communications technologies—dropped…