Martin Gibert publishes an article titled “Is ChatGPT an Artificial Moral Agent?” in AOC (Analyse Opinion Critique). “Can analytical philosophy help us understand ChatGPT? Is there a right way to program it morally? These questions lead to a general problem, that of aligning generative AIs with our moral values. One solution might be to train […]
Hugues-Leblanc Conferences 2023 from the UQAM Department of Philosophy. Presentation on the theme ‘Science and Democracy’.
Katharine A. Pearson Lecture: A Conversation with Daniel Bell (U. of Hong Kong). With Daniel Weinstock (McGill) and Juan Wang (McGill).
Round table organized by Professor Bertrand Lavoie & Dr Nathalie Gaucher, and supported by the Chambre des notaires du Québec.
Christian Nadeau, in Le Devoir.
New paper by Jules Salomone-Sehr in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
“Making the Colonial Past Hesitate: Fanon, amputation, and a politics of refusal.” Philosophy department, UQAM.
CRC-IAE webinar : “An Exploration of Indigenous Autism in Canada: A Nehiyaw Perspective.”
Call for proposals. Fifth CRÉ and OBVIA Day on AI Ethics: Surveillance.
Next discussion of the ‘Journal club de bioéthique.’
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Jacob T. Levy’s lecture at King’s College London.
Episode of the Savoir media series Horizon Politique, on animal ethics and animal law, with Sophie Gaillard and Valéry Giroux.
Presentation by Catherine Lu at University of Victoria.
New publication by Michel Bergeron, Emmanuelle Marceau and Marie-Alexia Masella, in Lex Electronica.
Nouvel article de Lila Braunschweig dans Political Theory.
