I hold a PhD in History of Science from the University of Bari. I am Adjunct Professor (professore a contratto) of History of Science at the University of Salento, in the Department of Humanities.
Research interests:
History of Logic (medieval logic), Philosophy of Logic, Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Science, AI Ethics, Algorithmic Fairness, Legal Epistemology and LegalTech.
My work began with medieval logic and has moved toward the epistemology of artificial intelligence. In it I combine formal philosophy of language, legal theory and empirical AI research. I introduced the distinction between constitutive and conti…
I hold a PhD in History of Science from the University of Bari. I am Adjunct Professor (professore a contratto) of History of Science at the University of Salento, in the Department of Humanities.
Research interests:
History of Logic (medieval logic), Philosophy of Logic, Epistemology, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Science, AI Ethics, Algorithmic Fairness, Legal Epistemology and LegalTech.
My work began with medieval logic and has moved toward the epistemology of artificial intelligence. In it I combine formal philosophy of language, legal theory and empirical AI research. I introduced the distinction between constitutive and contingent algorithmic discrimination. Contingent discrimination can be remedied by redesigning the system. Constitutive discrimination arises from the very operations that turn reality into computable form.
