What is the Philosophy of Information
By Luciano Floridi. 2002
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- Axel Gelfert
- Andrew Iliadis
- Sebastian Krakowski
- Emilio Calvanese Strinati
- Federica Russo
- Cristian S. Calude
- Sergio Barbarossa
- Olimpia Lombardi
Citations in the corpus
- Critical data studies: An introduction (2016, background): “In their ability to provide interpretations of reality, data are apprehended through various levels of informational abstraction (Floridi, 2011) that frame what data are about.”
- Is Semantic Information Meaningful Data? (2005, background): “More recently, the bipartite account has begun to influence the philosophy of computing and information as well (see for example Chalmers [1996], Floridi [1999], Franklin [1995] and Mingers [1997]).”
- Fake News: A Definition (2018, background): “Like ‘fake news’, ‘disinformation’ derives from a prior, philosophically more “respectable” notion: the notion of information, which in recent years has led to a burgeoning literature in the philosophy of information (Floridi 2011).”
- The mathematical theory of information (2007, background): “Do we need a new information theory? Unsurprisingly, there is no one single theory of information, but several theories: semantic theories [2], algorithmic information theory [5,4], logic of information [7], information algebra [9], philosophy of information [ 8 ], information flow [3], quantum info”
- ‘A mechanistic interpretation, if possible’: How does predictive modelling causality affect the regulation of chemicals? (2016, background): “Conversely, it will also analyse the notion of causality as it is at play with QSAR models and regulation processes, hence providing insights into the philosophy of computing and information (Floridi, 2011; Illari and Russo, 2014).”
- What Is Disinformation? (2015, methodology): “Second, according to some analyses of information (Dretske, 1983, p. 57; Floridi, 2011, p. 260), something can only count as information if it is true.”
- Artificial Intelligence and Management: The Automation–Augmentation Paradox (2020, background): “Such a perspective will enable a discussion of “ distributed morality ” (Floridi, 2013), which relies on shared ethical norms developed through collaborative practices (Mittelstadt et al., 2016) and critically assesses whether, and to what extent, such morality replaces or complements our current…”
- What is quantum information (2016, background): “According to the first view, information is something that carries semantic content (Bar-Hillel and Carnap 1953; Bar-Hillel 1964; Floridi 2011); it is therefore strongly related with semantic notions such as reference, meaning and representation.”
- 6G Networks: Beyond Shannon Towards Semantic and Goal-Oriented Communications (2020, background): “information theory, each aimed at emphasizing different perspectives: philosophy of information [25], logic and information [26], information algebra [27], information flow [28], quantum information theory [29], algorithmic information theory [30], [31].”