If we create intelligent machines, can their "natural" tendencies determine their moral status or our moral obligations towards them?

The naturalistic fallacy (NF) refers to "is-ought" confusions in which empirical descriptions of nature are seen as dictating moral conclusions. Abstract. David Hume famously argued that we cannot logically move from sentences about how the world is, to sentences about how it ought to be. Doing so has ... May 27, 2014 ... ... naturalistic fallacy, is/ought inferences, epistemic “oughts,” deontic “oughts,” defeasible reasoning, deontic reasoning. When scholars ... Week Two (September 11th and 13th): The Naturalistic Fallacy. Required Readings: Moore, Principia Ethica, §§ 1-17. Frankena, “The Naturalistic Fallacy”. Week ... Feminist critics of evolutionary psychology are often accused of committing the naturalistic fallacy, that is, of inferring certain normative conclusions ... ... naturalism was simply a mistake. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, some moral philosophers began losing their fear of the naturalistic fallacy and ... Aug 28, 2017 ... This type of fallacy is called the naturalistic fallacy. But no such fallacy is committed. The movement from a natural is to a moral ought ... Feb 18, 2019 ... What is 'Naturalistic fallacy' in Philosophy? ... Also known as the “is-ought” fallacy, this refers to a logical fallacy wherein people falsely ... Mar 4, 2025 ... 236 likes, 13 comments - joshbanville on March 4, 2025: "Naturalistic Fallacy: The incorrect assumption that what is natural is good or ... Jun 2, 2011 ... Caldwell, Bruce and Reiss, Julian (2006) Hayek, logic, and the naturalistic fallacy. Journal of the History of Economic Thought, ...