Epistemic Responsibility in the IT Society
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A Trustful attitude towards communicated information is possible insofar there exist cognitive mechanisms, emotional dispositions, inherited norms, institutional cues that make us epistemically responsible.
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Epistemic Responsibility in the IT Society
- 1. Epistemic Responsibility in the IT society Gloria Origgi, CNRS, Paris Workshop on Future Technology and Society, Brussels, November 19 th
- 2. Do you believe this?
- 3. And this:
- 4. Or this:
- 5. Or this:
- 6. Or this: J. Willis & A. Todorov (2006) "First Impressions", Psychological Science, vol. 17, n. 17
- 7. Or this: J. Willis & A. Todorov (2006) "First Impressions", Psychological Science, vol. 17, n. 17
- 13. An example of misplaced trust: the DOI attribution