University of Florida
Department of Philosophy

Phillip Kieval, Artificial achievements

Duncan Purves, Fairness in Algorithmic Policing

Rodrigo Borges, Correction to: The diachronic threshold problem

Amber Ross, Mental Fictionalism: the costly combination of magic and the mind

Amber Ross, AI and the expert; a blueprint for the ethical use of opaque AI

Chris Dorst and Kevin Dorst, Splitting the (In)Difference: Why Fine-Tuning Supports Design

Chris Dorst, Laws, melodies, and the paradox of predictability

Molly Gardner, David Boonin, Dead Wrong: The Ethics of Posthumous Harm

Bob Beddor and Simon Goldstein, A Question-Sensitive Theory of Intention

Bob Beddor, Unsettled Thoughts: A Theory of Degrees of Rationality

Charles Goldhaber, Hume's Real Riches

Phillip Kieval, Mapping representational mechanisms with deep neural networks

Phillip Kieval, Permission to believe is not permission to believe at will

Kelly Trogdon and D. Gene Witmer, Full and partial grounding

D. Gene Witmer, Dual carving and minimal rationalism

Kiana Alikhademi, Emma Drobina, Diandra Prioleau, Brianna Richardson, Duncan Purves, and Juan E. Gilbert, Correction to: A review of predictive policing from the perspective of fairness (review)

Rodrigo Borges, The diachronic threshold problem

Amber Ross and Mohan Matthen, Multisensory Perception in Philosophy

Chris Dorst, There is no measurement problem for Humeans

Molly Gardner, What Is Harming?

Molly Gardner, A Deontological Approach to Future Consequences

Bob Beddor, Reasons for Reliabilism

Bob Beddor, Shifty evidence and shifty books

Bob Beddor and Simon Goldstein, Mighty Knowledge

Bob Beddor and Carlotta Pavese, Practical Knowledge without Luminosity

Alvin Goldman and Bob Beddor, Reliabilist Epistemology

Bob Beddor, Moral and epistemic evaluations: A unified treatment

Alvin Goldman and Bob Beddor, Reliabilist Epistemology

Jan Maximilian Robitzsch and Clerk Shaw, Epicurean Ethics (Oxford Bibliographies Online)

Charles Goldhaber, How Kant Thought He Could Reach Hume