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Peter D. Hershock. Biography. Hershock frames his analysis of technology’s impact around two fundamental Buddhist insights from the Buddha’s enlightenment: interdependence and karma. The principle of interdependence points to the nature of reality as “relationality all the way down,” as Hershock puts it.

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By Peter D. Hershock. Albany: Primary focus: developing contemporary Buddhist perspectives on the interdependence of development, technological change and the quality of lived community. Specific issues include social justice issues of diversity, equity and inclusion; the impacts artificial intelligence; and the ethics of technology.

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Join our ranks. Peter Peter D. Hershock is director of the Asia Studies Development Program and coordinator of the Humane AI Initiative at the East-West Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. His philosophical work makes use of Buddhist conceptual resources to address contemporary issues of global concern.

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