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Building AI That Can Do Philosophy Better Than Us (guest post)
“Our central ambition is philosophy on demand: philosophical judgment of exceptional depth and quality, available quickly enough to inform consequential decisions.” That’s Graham Clay, writing […] The post Building AI That Can Do Philosophy Better Than Us (guest post) appeared…
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Online Philosophy Resources Weekly Update
New and revised entries at online philosophy resources, new reviews of philosophy books, new podcast episodes, recently published open access philosophy books, and more… . […] The post Online Philosophy Resources Weekly Update appeared first on Daily Nous .
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Mini-Heap
New links to check out… Mini-Heap posts usually appear when several new items accumulate in the Heap of Links, a collection of items from around the […] The post Mini-Heap appeared first on Daily Nous .
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Humanist Gets Religious Exemption from Using AI at Work
A research administrator at the University of Kentucky objected on religious grounds to the pressure the university was putting on him and other employees to […] The post Humanist Gets Religious Exemption from Using AI at Work appeared first on Daily Nous .
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When Philosophers Reinvent The Wheel
You may not believe this, but philosophers sometimes work in ignorance of research programs, bodies of literature, methodologies, and findings outside of philosophy that could […] The post When Philosophers Reinvent The Wheel appeared first on Daily Nous .
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“A Failure of Expectation Calibration”
A team of researchers conducted a three-year study of philosophers’ judgments about the philosophical capabilities of generative artificial intelligence. Their finding: “As participants became more […] The post “A Failure of Expectation Calibration” appeared first on Daily Nous .
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Underrepresentation of Non-Native English Speakers in Philosophy: Findings from over 100,000 Papers (guest post)
The “largest and most systematic study of linguistic inequity in academic philosophy to date” was recently published. Its authors are Neri Marsili (University of Turin) […] The post Underrepresentation of Non-Native English Speakers in Philosophy: Findings from over 100,000…
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Mini-Heap
New links… Mini-Heap posts usually appear when several new items accumulate in the Heap of Links, a collection of items from around the web that may […] The post Mini-Heap appeared first on Daily Nous .
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New: Oxford Studies in Philosophy of AI and Computing
A new annual series and accompanying conference has been launched: Oxford Studies in Philosophy of AI and Computing (OSPAIC). The executive editor of OSPAIC is […] The post New: Oxford Studies in Philosophy of AI and Computing appeared first on Daily Nous .
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Don’t Sexually Harass Your Students (a continuing series)
A professor of philosophy at the University of Denver last year was found “responsible for sexually harassing a graduate student,” according to The Denver Post. […] The post Don’t Sexually Harass Your Students (a continuing series) appeared first on Daily Nous .
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The Vanderbilt Report’s Sub-Report on Philosophy
“Academic philosophy is generally healthy in most respects relevant to the work of the Commission.” That commission is the group of ten scholars (including three […] The post The Vanderbilt Report’s Sub-Report on Philosophy appeared first on Daily Nous .
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Coordinating the Philosophy Profession’s Response to the Use of AI in Research
We have discussed in many posts here how artificial intelligence (AI) is affecting—and could affect—different aspects of academic philosophy’s research ecosystem. We have seen AI-written […] The post Coordinating the Philosophy Profession’s Response to the Use of AI in Research…