home.social

#appliedethics — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #appliedethics, aggregated by home.social.

  1. The two most recent episodes of #BioUnethical with David Thorstad, Emily Largent, and @GovindPersad were very (very!) good.

    Hosts Leah Pierson and Sophie Gibert may be doing reflective discussion better than anyone — outstanding stage setting, questioning, improvising, etc.

    biounethical.com

    #bioethics #appliedEthics #Philosophy #medicine #health #biology #economics #law #psychology #epistemology #science #longtermerism #effectiveAltruism #xRisk #existentialRisk

  2. New Book Alert

    Applied Ethics from Medicine to Humor

    link.springer.com/book/10.1007

    Applied ethics plays a crucial role in the practical knowledge needed for pluralistic and democratic societies. This book presents a comprehensive exploration of a diverse and timely range of topics, serving as a moral compass to ethically guide professors, researchers, students, and the general public.

    Enjoy!

    #AppliedEthics #Professions #Bioethics #Neuroscience #Development #Sports #Business #City #Economy #Books

  3. Hi, all. I'm a writer and educator, currently working as a Postdoctoral Fellow of Embedded EthiCS in the Department of Philosophy at Harvard University.

    In my day job, I’m currently writing about moral responsibility, epistemic injustice, and the ethics of computing and artificial intelligence. I'm also interested in the philosophy of education, feminist philosophy, queer theory, and scholarship of teaching and learning. I also help develop and teach ethics modules that are embedded into computer science courses at Harvard, and in the spring I’ll be teaching an ethics of computing course for Harvard College. Before this, I worked with Ethically Aligned AI, Inc. and Athabasca University to create an AI ethics micro-credential certificate; held a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship at Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS; and studied at Waterloo, York, Toronto, Sheffield, and (briefly) The Graduate Center, CUNY.

    When I'm not on the clock, I'm pretty much always thinking about, writing, or playing tabletop roleplaying games. For that side of my life, follow @[email protected]

    A heap of hashtags for visibility because searching Mastodon for people to follow is hard:
    #introduction #twitterMigration #mastodonMigration #philosophy #AIethics #ethicsOfComputing #appliedEthics #epistemology #epistemicInjustice #ethics #moralResponsibility #responsibleComputing #SoTL #scholarshipOfTeachingAndLearning #queerTheory #feministPhilosophy #feministTheory #feminism #philosophyOfEducation #ttrpg #writing #teaching

  4. Hi, all. I'm a writer and educator, currently working as a Postdoctoral Fellow of Embedded EthiCS in the Department of Philosophy at Harvard University.

    In my day job, I’m currently writing about moral responsibility, epistemic injustice, and the ethics of computing and artificial intelligence. I'm also interested in the philosophy of education, feminist philosophy, queer theory, and scholarship of teaching and learning. I also help develop and teach ethics modules that are embedded into computer science courses at Harvard, and in the spring I’ll be teaching an ethics of computing course for Harvard College. Before this, I worked with Ethically Aligned AI, Inc. and Athabasca University to create an AI ethics micro-credential certificate; held a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship at Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS; and studied at Waterloo, York, Toronto, Sheffield, and (briefly) The Graduate Center, CUNY.

    When I'm not on the clock, I'm pretty much always thinking about, writing, or playing tabletop roleplaying games. For that side of my life, follow @[email protected]

    A heap of hashtags for visibility because searching Mastodon for people to follow is hard:
    #introduction #twitterMigration #mastodonMigration #philosophy #AIethics #ethicsOfComputing #appliedEthics #epistemology #epistemicInjustice #ethics #moralResponsibility #responsibleComputing #SoTL #scholarshipOfTeachingAndLearning #queerTheory #feministPhilosophy #feministTheory #feminism #philosophyOfEducation #ttrpg #writing #teaching

  5. Hi, all. I'm a writer and educator, currently working as a Postdoctoral Fellow of Embedded EthiCS in the Department of Philosophy at Harvard University.

    In my day job, I’m currently writing about moral responsibility, epistemic injustice, and the ethics of computing and artificial intelligence. I'm also interested in the philosophy of education, feminist philosophy, queer theory, and scholarship of teaching and learning. I also help develop and teach ethics modules that are embedded into computer science courses at Harvard, and in the spring I’ll be teaching an ethics of computing course for Harvard College. Before this, I worked with Ethically Aligned AI, Inc. and Athabasca University to create an AI ethics micro-credential certificate; held a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship at Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS; and studied at Waterloo, York, Toronto, Sheffield, and (briefly) The Graduate Center, CUNY.

    When I'm not on the clock, I'm pretty much always thinking about, writing, or playing tabletop roleplaying games. For that side of my life, follow @[email protected]

    A heap of hashtags for visibility because searching Mastodon for people to follow is hard:
    #introduction #twitterMigration #mastodonMigration #philosophy #AIethics #ethicsOfComputing #appliedEthics #epistemology #epistemicInjustice #ethics #moralResponsibility #responsibleComputing #SoTL #scholarshipOfTeachingAndLearning #queerTheory #feministPhilosophy #feministTheory #feminism #philosophyOfEducation #ttrpg #writing #teaching

  6. I wrote an article on the for . I provide two solutions to the problem and argue for where our focus should be headed.

    “Two Solutions to the Trolley Problem for Self Driving Cars” by Philosopher Scholar link.medium.com/Qa1r45C65R