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“you sure about that?”
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Step 4: Only ironists remain. The Social Contract is broken and the Grim Trigger is activated for all time.
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Glad to hear that the AI Safety movement is on track.
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Imprison all INTJs
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Treating efficiency as a “first-order” goal is extremely tempting.
Clear metrics of success are satisfying, and it’s pleasant to project our seemingly amorphous aspirations onto seemingly well-defined measures.
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I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington, where I work on ethics and social agency related to Social/Relational AI systems. I also work in philosophy of mind, and normative ethics.
www.syedmusab.com
Philosopher working on normative dimensions of computing and sociotechnical AI safety.
Lab: https://mintresearch.org
Self: https://sethlazar.org
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philosopher of medicine and social sciences, clinical ethicist, pedagogy enthusiast, plant lady
'pretty decent at puns'
Looking for philosophy, medicine, public health, economics, methods, meta-research, history, and bioethics people!
She/Her
AI is disrupting higher ed: how can we be ahead? Writing at https://hollisrobbinsanecdotal.substack.com. Former Dean of Humanities & now Special Advisor for Humanities & AI at UUtah. Former Dean @ Sonoma State University. PhD Princeton, MPP Harvard KSG
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Philosopher at University of Bristol 🏳️🌈 he/him
https://richardpettigrew.com/
Books: Epistemic Risk and the Demands of Rationality | Choosing for Changing Selves | Dutch Book Arguments | Accuracy and the Laws of Credence | Who Are Universities For?
Author: For the a common Good: Philosophical Foundations of Research Ethics (OUP) and K&L Gates Professor of Ethics and Computational Technologies at CMU. Recent papers:
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.xcrm.2022.100622
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Philosopher of science, mostly busy with transdisciplinary action research on environment/food/society. Assoc prof at Wageningen University, Netherlands. More here: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=LCzGlYMAAAAJ&hl=en
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Philosopher at Purdue. Philosophy of Memory, Psychology, Neuroscience.
www.sarahkrobins.com
The Philosophy of Animal Minds and Behavior Association (PAMBA) promotes and supports the work of philosophers and scientists interested in philosophical questions about minds across species.
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I teach Philosophy at York Uni in Toronto. I also write the 'Morals of the Story' column for the Times Literary Supplement. Work on norms, disagreement, and the role of tech in society.
Scholarly journal for work in moral, social, political, and legal philosophy
professing philosophy assistant-ly. co-host of Philosophy on the Fringes with Frank Cabrera. new arkansan. baby-haver.
Associate Professor of Philosophy. Editor-in-Chief of Global Philosophy. President of the Association for Philosophy and Computing. Philosopher of computational methods and technologies in science and society.
Florence G. Kline Prof & Curators’ Distinguished Prof @ MU. Barwise Prize winner. Author, Neurocognitive Mechanisms (OUP 2020). Resist fascism, address climate change, support Ukraine!
Assistant Professor of Philosophy at University of Maryland, College Park, working mostly in Moral & Social Philosophy.
