Computing and AI: Humanistic Perspectives from MIT
The advent of artificial intelligence presents our species with an historic opportunity — disguised as an existential challenge: Can we stay human in the age of AI?
The Tools of Moral Philosophy
“Framing a discussion of the risks of advanced technology entirely in terms of ethics suggests that the problems raised are ones that can and should be solved by individual action.”
Computing and AI Series: Humanistic Perspective from Philosophy at MIT
“The MIT Schwartzman College of Computing presents an opportunity for MIT to be an intellectual leader in the ethics of technology. The Ethics Lab we propose could turn this opportunity into reality.”
Ethical AI by Design | Q&A with Abby Everett Jaques PhD ’18
MIT postdoctoral associate is bringing philosophical tools to ethical questions related to information technologies.
Computing and AI Series: Humanistic Perspective from Women’s and Gender Studies at MIT
“The Schwarzman College of Computing presents MIT with a unique opportunity to take a leadership role in addressing some of most pressing challenges that have emerged from the ubiquitous role computing technologies now play in our society — including how these technologies are reinforcing and even exacerbating social inequalities.”