New TechEthics Colloquium Announced
The Edmond & Lily Safra Center, Embedded EthiCS@Harvard, and the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy have announced the launch of a new TechEthics Colloquium to be co-convened by Mathias Risse and Jeff Behrends.
This colloquium will discuss exciting new academic work around normative issues in technology; work of interest to people with a philosophical background, but the orientation is interdisciplinary. Artificial Intelligence is of special interest for this colloquium, but other technologies may also enter the discussions. The focus is, to a large extent, on bringing in younger scholars from outside the Boston area, but will also include local scholars as presenters.
Colloquium organizers are currently assembling a group of interested participants who are willing to attend regularly. To participate, join the mailing list here.
Please note: A paper (work in progress by the speaker) will be pre-circulated, and all participants are expected to read it in advance. Only those on the mailing list will have access to the paper, so please register if you'd like to participate.
Colloquium dates and presenters:
- October 8 - Annette Zimmerman (Wisconsin)
- October 22 - Rachel Adams (Research ICT Africa)
- November 5 - Kathleen Creel (Northeastern)
- November 19 - Sina Fazelpour (Northeastern)
- February 18 - David Danks (UCSD)
- March 4 - Will Fleisher (Georgetown)
- April 1 - Diana Acosta Navas (Loyola Chicago)
- April 15 - Duncan Purves (University of Florida)
- April 22 - Linda Eggert (Oxford)