Ethics of AI

Rapid advances in technology have created new social and ethical challenges around data and privacy. We explore the relationship between technology and humanity in a wide range of historical and modern contexts.

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Myraeka D'Leeuwen

Computer Science and Philosophy, BS Economics Minor

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Kevin Mills

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

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Gabriela Compagni

Philosophy, BS Data Science Minor

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H.C. Robinson

Associate Professor of Law and Sociology

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Adam Omar Hosein

Associate Professor of Philosophy and Affiliate Professor of Law; Director of the Politics, Philosophy and Economics Program

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Sheila Winborne

Associate Teaching Professor of Religion

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John Basl

Associate Professor of Philosophy

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Denise Garcia

Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs

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Thomas Koenig

Professor Emeritus of Sociology

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Jung Lee

Associate Professor of Religious Studies; Undergraduate Program Director (Religious Studies)

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Ethics of AI

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Gymnast Dunne’s AI spot raises questions about NIL ethics

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Summer Training Program to Expand the Al and Data Ethics Research Community

Should we be concerned about Google AI being sentient?

Faculty Spotlight: Sina Fazelpour

Google Docs’ AI-powered inclusive writing auto-correct now under fire

Why it’s so damn hard to make AI fair and unbiased

The most cutting-edge technological innovation in the future might just be … humans

Deepfakes and fake news pose a growing threat to democracy, experts warn

Is there such a thing as a safe algorithm? Talk of Facebook regulation gathers momentum.

Why do companies struggle with ethical artificial intelligence?

Myraeka D'Leeuwen

Computer Science and Philosophy, BS Economics Minor

Kevin Mills

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Gabriela Compagni

Philosophy, BS Data Science Minor

Pilgrimage in Spain

Who’s regulating the future of warfare?

To solve the world’s problems, start small

H.C. Robinson

Associate Professor of Law and Sociology

Adam Omar Hosein

Associate Professor of Philosophy and Affiliate Professor of Law; Director of the Politics, Philosophy and Economics Program

Sheila Winborne

Associate Teaching Professor of Religion

John Basl

Associate Professor of Philosophy

Denise Garcia

Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs

Thomas Koenig

Professor Emeritus of Sociology

Jung Lee

Associate Professor of Religious Studies; Undergraduate Program Director (Religious Studies)