Research Fellow at King's College London
My research falls primarily into two strands. The first concerns the ethics of influence: when is it permissible to intervene in others' choices for their own good, and what responsibilities arise when we guide each other's practical deliberation? In this strand, I've written about paternalism, nudging, and autonomy.
The second concerns the politics of the digital public sphere. In this strand, I've written about echo chambers, hate speech, and the regulation of social media platforms.
Beyond this, I am fascinated by AI and emerging technologies not because they throw up new problems but because th…
Research Fellow at King's College London
My research falls primarily into two strands. The first concerns the ethics of influence: when is it permissible to intervene in others' choices for their own good, and what responsibilities arise when we guide each other's practical deliberation? In this strand, I've written about paternalism, nudging, and autonomy.
The second concerns the politics of the digital public sphere. In this strand, I've written about echo chambers, hate speech, and the regulation of social media platforms.
Beyond this, I am fascinated by AI and emerging technologies not because they throw up new problems but because they cast the old ones in a new light. Here, I'm currently thinking about the ethics of advisory AI as well as the harms of deepfake technologies.
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