Description: Juxtaposed ethics is a comparative approach that examines different ethical frameworks side by side, allowing for a critical evaluation of their principles and applications. This method focuses on identifying similarities and differences among various ethical theories, such as utilitarianism, deontological ethics, and virtue ethics, among others. In the context of technology, juxtaposed ethics becomes particularly relevant, as decisions made by advanced systems, including artificial intelligence (AI), can have significant ethical implications. By contrasting different ethical approaches, the aim is to understand how each addresses issues such as justice, responsibility, and transparency in the development and use of technologies. This approach not only enriches the ethical debate but also provides a framework for informed decision-making in complex situations where ethical norms may conflict. Juxtaposed ethics encourages interdisciplinary dialogue, integrating perspectives from philosophy, technology, and social sciences, resulting in a more holistic understanding of the ethical challenges posed by technologies in contemporary society.
