I had a great time at the Capital Region Artificial Intelligence Day where I participated in a “Fireside Chat” with NPR’s David Guistina!

I recently did a talk for an audience I don’t often get to reach: people who work with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The aim of the talk was to provide a framework for thinking about the risks and opportunities of artificial intelligence to scaffolding autonomy. The conversation after the talk was very rich. https://nyalliance.org/index.php

Congratulations to Kyle Law for an outstanding dissertation under advisement from Brendan Bo O’Connor

. It’s been an honor to serve on the committee as resident moral philosopher and persnickety gadfly. Check out some of Kyle’s work here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1364661323002644?via%3Dihub

My talk – “From Forecasting Behavior to Expanding Trustworthiness” has been uploaded

Great four weeks with this brilliant group at Cornell’s NEH institute in moral psychology. Much gratitude to the organizers: John Doris, Shaun Nichols, and Laura Niemi

My review of John Doris’s Character Trouble is now out in Philosophical Review.

Looking forward to participating in the “Intersections of Technology & Thought” panel at the upcoming Northeast Regional Honors Council conference.

https://www.nrhchonors.com/keynote-speaker

Some pictures from the “Justice in the Machine” panel hosted by the great interviewer, SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. and the fiery Assembly Deputy Leader Michaelle C. Solages.

Atri Rudra and I presented our work on the SUNY AI Taskforce at the Feb 28 SUNY Online Summit.

Honored to be presenting amongst just a fascinating group of psychologists and philosophers.