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Book SynopsisIntroduction: East-West Engagement with AI Concerns, Levi Checketts and Benedict Chan.- Part I: Chinese Philosophical Approaches to AI.- 1 Confucian Trustworthy AI': Diversifying a Keyword in the Ethics of AI and Governance, Pak-Hang Wong.- 2 Xerox and Jixin: On Metonymy and Large Language Models, Levi Checketts.- 3 Exploring Confucianism's Contribution to Privacy Debates in A.I. and Technology Ethics, Benedict S. B. Chan.- Part II: Christian Dialogues with Culture.- 4 Comparative AI Ethics between Silicon Valley and the Vatican: Divergent Foundations, Convergent Initiatives, and.- How-to Ideas for Discussing and Developing Technology Ethics, Brian Patrick Green.- 5 Rome Call for AI Ethics: Considerations for a Philippine Response, Robert James Boyles.- 6 Artificial Intelligence and Human Flourishing in the Everyday World: Reflections from Christian Public Theology, Stephen Garner.- 7 Artificial Intelligence and Human Person: A Chinese Christian Perspective, Pan-chiu Lai.- Part III: Comparative Theoretical Ethical Approaches.- 8 AI and World-Making Ethics, Tianen Wang.- 9 Artificial Intelligence Liberalism: Questions Small and Big, Carl Mitcham.- 10 Resetting Machine Ethics: Rationalism, Hypocrisy, Disagreement, and the Skilful-Expert Model, Felix Yeung and Fei Song.- 11 Universal Values in AI Ethics, Soraj Hongladarom.- Part IV: Social and Ethical Impacts of AI.- 12 An Interview with Karen Hao, Technology Journalist, Karen Hao and Levi Checketts.- 13 Artistic Creativity in the Image AI Generator and Language as a Tool, Takeshi Kimura.- 14 A Critical Evaluation of David Levy's Sex Robot Utopianism, Kai-man Kwan.
