Yuk Hui's 'Kant Machine': reading Kant again in the age of artificial intelligence
The new book by the Erasmus University philosopher of technology asks whether machines can be moral, and whether there is an algorithm for perpetual peace.
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Philosopher of technology — Erasmus University Rotterdam
Erasmus University Rotterdam · Hong Kong / Netherlands · d. 1978
The developer of 'cosmotechnics', the claim that technology takes culturally specific rather than universal forms. In 2026 he published Kant Machine, on Kant and artificial intelligence.
The new book by the Erasmus University philosopher of technology asks whether machines can be moral, and whether there is an algorithm for perpetual peace.
Yuk Hui
Yuk Hui
Yuk Hui carries Kant's transcendental idealism into the centre of the argument about artificial intelligence and robotics: what may be called an intelligent machine, can machines be moral, is there an algorithm for perpetual peace?
Bloomsbury · 2026 · English
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