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Title: I’d prefer not to... collaborate with AI : rethinking our work relationship with AI
Authors: Bonello Rutter Giappone, Krista
Zammit, Francois
Keywords: Artificial intelligence -- Moral and ethical aspects
Employees -- Effect of automation on
Automation -- Technological innovations -- Moral and ethical aspects
Technological innovations -- Moral and ethical aspects
Issue Date: 2026
Publisher: Philosophy Sharing Foundation
Citation: Bonello, K., & Zammit, F. (2026). I’d prefer not to... collaborate with AI: rethinking our work relationship with AI. Share Philosophy Foundation magazine, 22, 36-38.
Abstract: The discussion in the European Parliament on the right to disconnect has highlighted some key concerns around the adoption and use of digital tools in the workplace, including “disadvantages giving rise to a number of ethical, legal and employment related challenges,” and the anxiety, exhaustion, and burnout that may be produced by “excessive use” of technology having “a detrimental impact on workers’ physical and mental health and wellbeing.” These factors highlight the advisability of a cautious approach to technology at work. AI has not, as of yet, been subject to an equivalent discussion.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/143602
ISSN: 27912647
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