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Upcoming: 5th European Experimental Philosophy Conference (EuroX-Phi ‘25)
Norwich, UK | 10-12 July 2025
Symposium talk: An alternative path to moral bioenhancement? AI moral enhancement gains approval but undermines moral responsibility (as part of the symposium Artificial Moral Advisors)
Upcoming: Basel-Oxford-NUS BioXPhi Summit 2025 (BioXPhi ‘25)
Basel, Switzerland | 25-27 June 2025
Oral talk: An alternative path to moral bioenhancement? AI moral enhancement gains approval but undermines moral responsibility
Upcoming: Centre for Technomoral Futures PhD Showcase (CTMF)
Edinburgh, UK | 02 June 2025
Oral talk: Navigating the complexities of artificial moral advisors in the prospect of AI moral enhancement: A moral psychology perspective
19th Postgraduate Bioethics Conference (PGBC ‘24)
Cambridge, UK | 02-03 Sept 2024
Poster: Potential for AI moral enhancement? Artificial moral advisors gain acceptance but diminish perceived responsibility for good deeds
Bridging AI and Psychology Workshop (BAIPSY)
Edinburgh, UK | 01 July 2024
Poster: Potential for AI moral enhancement? Artificial moral advisors gain acceptance but diminish recognition for good deeds
AI Ethics & Human Computer Interaction Conference (AI-HCI ‘24)
Graz, Austria | 07 March 2024
Oral talk: Artificial moral advisor and moral enhancement
1st International Symposium on Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS ‘23)
Edinburgh, UK | 11-12 July 2023
Poster: Intuitive judgements towards AI verdicts of moral transgressions
Moral Psychology of AI Conference (MPAI ‘23)
Kent, UK | 26 June 2023
Oral talk: The moral psychology behind artificial moral advisors
23rd Biennial Conference of the Society for Philosophy and Technology (SPT ‘23)
Tokyo, Japan | 09 June 2023
Panel talk: Moral AI? The infeasibility and injustice of artificial ideal observer
(as part of the panel Mobilising Technomoral Knowledge)
Artificial Intelligence and the Christian Churches (Church of Scotland)
Edinburgh, UK | 23 Feb 2023
Invited talk: Artificial moral advisor and moral enhancement
19th British Psychological Society Cognitive Section Annual Conference (BPS CogSec ’22)
Brighton, UK | 09 Sept 2022
Oral talk: Moral intuitions regarding the use of artificial intelligence
5th AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society (AIES ’22)
Oxford, UK | 01 Aug 2022
Video, flash talk, & poster: Artificial moral advisors: A new perspective from moral psychology
44th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society (CogSci ’22)
Toronto, Canada | 29 July 2022
Poster: A Bayesian multilevel analysis of belief alignment effect predicting human moral intuitions of artificial intelligence judgements
1st Doctoral Colloquium of the AI Ethics and Society Group (AIES DC ’21)
Edinburgh, UK | 04 Nov 2021
Work-in-progress talk: Human moral judgements towards artificial intelligence systems
• An empirical investigation of moral enhancement
• Socratic AI enhancement and other dialogic artificial moral advisors
• Belief updating in response to human vs. AI moral advisors
• AI commonsense morality
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