Eleven areas, one territory
My work does not divide neatly into fields. The same question — what becomes of knowledge, standing and responsibility when machines take part — surfaces in each of these areas in a different form. The constellation shows where they touch.
Index
- 01EpistemologyTestimony, and what a source must do for a hearer to know from it.1 essay1 paper1 experiment
- 02Social EpistemologyKnowledge we hold together, and what a machine link does to a chain of it.1 essay1 paper1 experiment
- 03Philosophy of AIWhat current AI systems are, described without inflation or dismissal.2 essays2 papers3 experiments
- 04Ethics of AIWhat institutions owe the people their algorithmic systems govern.1 essay3 papers2 experiments
- 05Political PhilosophyLegitimacy, recognition and consent when institutions work through algorithms.2 papers
- 06Ethics & TechnologyTechnologies judged by their architecture, not their technique.2 essays2 papers1 experiment
- 07Environmental EthicsPsychocentrism, a cognitive reorientation of environmental ethics.
- 08Philosophy of MindBelief, understanding and representation, tested on systems that produce language without a life.1 essay3 experiments
- 09Indian PhilosophyClassical Indian epistemology as a resource for questions about testimony and knowledge.1 essay
- 10PhenomenologyAttention to how things show up, before theorising about what they are.1 essay
- 11ExistentialismSelfhood as a task rather than a fact — and what technologies do to the task.1 experiment