The Ethics of AI Lab at the University of Toronto’s Centre for Ethics fosters academic and public dialogue about Ethics of AI in Context—the normative dimensions of the global AI revolution and related phenomena in all aspects of private, public, and political life. It is interdisciplinary from the ground up, by pursuing critical analysis from any disciplinary perspective, including STEM, health sciences, social sciences, and—crucially—the humanities, that can shed light on the complex nature of the challenge at hand and on the continuous effort required to address it. The Lab’s essentially contextual approach to this critical challenge finds expression in, among other things, the Oxford Handbook of Ethics of AI (forthcoming spring 2020).
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- workshop series Ethics of AI in Context | Ethics in the City (incl. Sidewalk Toronto) | Ethics of AI in Context: Emerging Scholars
- films Ethics of AI Film Series
- courses Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Context (graduate|undergraduate); The Future of Work in the Age of AI
- opportunities Visiting Faculty Fellowships | Postdoctoral Fellow in Ethics of Artificial Intelligence | Ethics of AI Graduate Research Fellowships
- conferences Toward a Handbook of Ethics of AI: An Interdisciplinary Workshop, March 1-2, 2019 | journal symposium
- content video | audio
- Oxford Handbook of Ethics of AI (forthcoming spring 2020) editors’ preface | table of contents & online supplement
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- Ethics of AI Lab Affiliates
- Postdoctoral Fellow in Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
- Ethics of AI Graduate Research Fellows
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