moral neutrality
[ˈmɔrəl nuːˈtrælɪti]
nounpl: moral neutralities
neutralidade moral
1. The stance or position of not taking sides on moral or ethical issues; the absence of moral judgment or commitment to either right or wrong
The judge maintained moral neutrality by not expressing personal opinions about the case during the trial.
O juiz manteve neutralidade moral ao não expressar opiniões pessoais sobre o caso durante o julgamento.
2. In philosophy, the concept that certain actions, entities, or systems have no inherent moral value or ethical significance
Some argue that artificial intelligence operates with moral neutrality until programmed with specific values.
Alguns argumentam que a inteligência artificial opera com neutralidade moral até ser programada com valores específicos.
3. The refusal or inability to distinguish between right and wrong in a particular context
Critics accused the organization of moral neutrality in not condemning the unethical practices.
Críticos acusaram a organização de neutralidade moral ao não condenar as práticas antiéticas.
In Brazilian and American academic and legal contexts, moral neutrality is often discussed in debates about judiciary impartiality, scientific objectivity, and corporate responsibility. In Brazil, discussions of moral neutrality frequently arise in ethical business practices and public administration. The concept is particularly relevant in contemporary debates about technology companies and artificial intelligence regulation.
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