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Centre for Technomoral Futures

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Learn about the surprising role human wisdom is playing to help us navigate the challenges of AI technologies and create a more humane future during our upcoming Flagship Lecture, with Professor John P Sullins.

🗓️ 15 October 18.00 - 19.30 BST
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Six stories. One incredible community 🎉

Our PhD Fellows have taken us behind the scenes of their research.

This recap brings together their stories in one place, celebrating their achievements and showcasing the values of the Centre for Technomor

Last week, we celebrated five years of incredible research at the Centre for Technomoral Futures with our PhD Showcase!

Coming from a multitude of backgrounds, this extraordinary group of young minds shared their ideas through poster presentations

Beyond what generative AI is in itself as a technology, what does this technology say about us? How is generative AI an example of us losing our faith in ourselves, and what can we do about it?

Hear from CTMF PhD Fellow Andrew Zelny on these though

Join us as we hear from EFI Visiting Fellow Dr Audrey Borowski (Universities of Bonn and Cambridge) on how data—as it is constantly redeployed and fed back—has come to produce meaning, occupy our life-worlds, and shape reality.

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Claire’s PhD explores the intersection of legal reasoning and NLP.

Recognising the important role language plays in enhancing the quality of AI systems, Claire's research was inspired by an interest in the unique challenges posed by legal lan

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Technomoral Conversation earlier this month!

It was wonderful to hear from Caroline Sinders, Paula Westenberger, Richard Combes, and our Director, Professor Shannon Vallor on their thoughts surrounding AI

Can machines be taught to understand right from wrong? Should we build AI that can navigate complex ethical dilemmas, or is morality an inherently human trait that technology can never truly grasp?

Yuxin Liu explores these questions in our latest b

Iñaki’s research explores both how technologies shape public participation and how the public engages in decision-making about technology itself. His work not only sheds light on the complexities of civic engagement in the digital age bu

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