I completed my Ph.D. in Philosophy of Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge. My focus has been on a cluster of issues situated at the intersection of Philosophy, the Life Sciences, and, more recently, Artificial Intelligence. Specifically, I am interested in the nature of agency and mind from a biological perspective and how a deeper understanding of biology, evolution, and organisms can furnish conceptual resources for the domains of computer science and robotics - sometimes called 'bio-inspired artificial intelligence'.
I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Hong Kong Catastrophic Risk Centre in the Department of Phil…
I completed my Ph.D. in Philosophy of Science and Technology at the University of Cambridge. My focus has been on a cluster of issues situated at the intersection of Philosophy, the Life Sciences, and, more recently, Artificial Intelligence. Specifically, I am interested in the nature of agency and mind from a biological perspective and how a deeper understanding of biology, evolution, and organisms can furnish conceptual resources for the domains of computer science and robotics - sometimes called 'bio-inspired artificial intelligence'.
I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Hong Kong Catastrophic Risk Centre in the Department of Philosophy at Lingnan University (Hong Kong). I am interested in bringing my bio-inspired approaches in AI to bear on topics of AI ethics.
I am always open for collaborations, particularly with people in industry and policy who are interested in these issues!
