Can we teach Artificial Intelligence to make moral judgements? - Innovation Origins

A question that preoccupies me as a moral philosopher is to what extent artificial intelligence (AI) is capable of making moral judgments. To address that question, of course, we first need to know how humans arrive at moral judgments. Unfortunately, no consensus on that exists. Moral psychologist Jonathan Haidt argues that our moral reasoning is guided in the first place by our intuition. 'Reason is a slave of the passions,' as philosopher David Hume stated in the 18th century.