Slightly changed dates! AIES conference Oct. 28-30, 2024, Santa Clara, California, USA; submissions due May 14.
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Very pleased to see this thoughtful review of my book from Dana Howard

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Double Issue of the Journal of Moral Philosophy is now out! (I am book review editor).

Reviews of recent books by William MacAskill, Sara Protasi, and Gregg Caruso, among others. Long review essay of Alex John London's book on research ethics. Check it out!

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Can’t say enough how excited I am this is finally out!! Heads up to my colleagues in #bioethics #aiethics #researchethics that checklist items can be embedded into ethics review processes- helps us evaluate the project and helps researchers meet the standards from the get-go 😎

You know you’re a philosopher when your kid texts you: “Dad, do you believe in free will?”

Imagine what would happen if statisticians went from trying to control for confounding, to using it as the basis of their product….

Certainly, here is a witty caption for your repost of this post with a paper written by a LLM…

Heading to NYC, excited to present this paper papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… at the GARP Financial Risk Symposium and at a special roundtable at Swift #AI #finance #fintech #AI Ethics.

Accountability for Responsible AI Practices: Ethical Responsibilities of Senior Leadership papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… via Alex John London

Lon S. Schneider, MD Andrew Lees cachuchas Seb Walsh Simon Mead Robert Howard Jason Cohen Madhav Thambisetty Michael Schöll Vincent Planche Stefano L. Sensi Alberto J Espay Eric Widera, MD Nicolas Villain Kasper Planeta Kepp Timothy Daly, PhD Gill Livingston Ryan Townley Jesse F Ballenger (mastodon.world/@jfballenger) Jason Karlawish James Rupert Fletcher Adam M. Brickman Dr. Jennifer Manly Sarah Ackley, PhD Erin Prater Hannah Kuchler CTAD Howard Gleckman American Geriatrics Society Kathy Liu Richard Merrick Nancy Lundebjerg (she/her/hers) Nathaniel Chin U.S. FDA NICE Raymond Koopmans Kariem Ezzat Dr Ben Underwood NHS England Deborah Cohen Lars Lau Raket Lea T. Grinberg, M.D, Ph.D The Washington Post Algorithmic identification of persons with dementia for research recruitment: ethical considerations tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… via Alex John London & Jason Karlawish & Emily Largent et al

Heading to NYC, excited to present this paper papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… at the GARP Financial Risk Symposium and at a special roundtable at Swift #AI #finance #fintech #AI Ethics.

Excited to welcome Atoosa Kasirzadeh to Carnegie Mellon University! Looking forward to working with you. #ai

Looking forward to talking about new work on the role of senior executives in governance and accountability for responsible and ethical #AI . Maybe also have a chance to see some NYC friends?

Interdisciplinary work is difficult on many levels, not the least of which is the psychological strain of constantly confronting how little you know.

Alex John London Jason Karlawish Emily Largent Looking forward to reading this!

This looks like fun!

With Generative AI's rise, it's vital for voters to stay vigilant against manipulation. Carnegie Mellon University Block Center's 'Responsible Voter’s Guide to GenAI and Political Campaigning' can equip voters to be informed about potential misinformation: cmu.edu/block-center/r…

Our new paper: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… examining ethical issues with the use of algorithms to identify people with Alzheimer’s or related dementias for research purposes with Jason Karlawish Emily Largent Spencer Hey and Ellen McCarthy. #ai #ethics #bioethics