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The Role of the Arts and Humanities in Thinking about Artificial Intelligence

This blog was originally published on the Ada Lovelace Institute website. It has been reproduced under Creative Commons License CC BY 4.0 and with permission from...

Deadly Drones, Killer Trollies

The following piece was originally published in The Philosophical Salon. The US military’s remote warfare has recklessly killed hundreds more civilians than previously disclosed, including many...
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Forefront of Research: Revista

In this Forefront of Research showcase, Miguel Ángel G. Calderón discusses his Spanish language philosophy blog, Filosofía en la Red, and their biannual digital...
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Reports from Abroad: Professor Peter Adamson

This series questions and complicates what ‘reporting from abroad’ can mean in a globalised world that faces interconnected and local crises alongside forces grappling...

Recently Published Book Spotlight: The Chinese Liberal Spirit

David Elstein is Professor of Philosophy and Asian Studies at the State University of New York, New Paltz. Elstein specializes in Chinese philosophy and although...
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Measurement and Desert: Why Grades Cannot Be Deserved

One of the most ubiquitous and uncontroversial ideas concerning desert—both in ordinary discourse and in the philosophical literature on desert—is the idea that students...
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New Reports from Abroad Editor: alicehank winham

The Blog of the APA is proud to welcome alicehank winham as the new Reports from Abroad series editor. alicehank studied BA Philosophy and...

How to Be Foolish in Being Angry: Against Sarcasm

What does the fool do when they are irritated by their conditions enough that they feel like tearing into everything? They let the irritation reach their soul. They let another’s beliefs or practices trouble them. Like I said, they are foolish.
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Nietzsche and the Machines

The following piece was originally posted in The Philosophers' Magazine. There is a lot of grandstanding going on today about the ethics of machines. Intellectuals have...

New Technology Research Editor: Interview with Charlie Taben

The Blog of the APA is proud to welcome Charlie Taben as the new Philosophy and Technology Research series editor. Charlie previously worked as an editor...